Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |       Yakutsk, from Irkutsk! In truth, the chief of police, accustomed
 2        I,  IV  | Oldenburg.” A powerful lord, in truth, is he whose arms are an
 3        I,  VI  |         cross the frontier.”~In truth the young girl was from
 4        I,  VIII|        judge for himself of the truth of these rumors, and enable
 5        I,  XIV |   sought him. “I do not know in truth what it is you say, my good
 6        I,  XIV |         Ogareff, suspecting the truth, interrogated the old Siberian
 7        I,  XIV |     thee until thou avowest the truth?”~“I have spoken the truth,
 8        I,  XIV |      truth?”~“I have spoken the truth, and torture will not cause
 9       II,  XIII|     Ogareff had only spoken the truth, but, in the hope of troubling
10       II,  XIII|       his passion.~“I speak the truth, your Highness,” replied
11       II,  XV  |         any moment must let the truth be suspected. His resolution
12       II,  XV  |       His mother alone knew the truth, and he had whispered it