Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |       endeavored, not without success, to foment rebellion amongst
 2        I,  II  |      this powerful element of success in regard to the Tartar
 3        I,  III |       difficult missions with success.”~“Abroad?”~“In Siberia
 4        I,  III |   especially favorable to the success of his plan was, that he
 5        I,  VII |      would be open.” And then success to the most expert! Alcide
 6        I,  XV  | Irkutsk, but not to sacrifice success to the rapidity of the journey;
 7        I,  XVI | although night favored it the success of such a flight appeared
 8       II,  I   |      satisfied with his first success, wait some time before marching
 9       II,  VIII|        in order to assure the success of the invasion in the Eastern
10       II,  XIII| played his unworthy part with success. The Grand Duke’s entire
11       II,  XIII|   situation, exaggerating the success of the Tartars and the numbers
12       II,  XV  |     is not the history of his success, but the history of his