Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV |       Jew to the Persian.~“Or a spy,” replied the other, lowering
 2        I,  IV |      enough, he was taken for a spy, and not a word treating
 3        I,  IV |          He was not taken for a spy, and therefore his neighbors,
 4        I,  V  |   Mongol and Siberian.~“Another spy! Let him alone, and come
 5       II,  II | Sangarre was there. This fierce spy, the tool of Ivan Ogareff,
 6       II,  III| observed by Sangarre, Ogareff’s spy.~The Tsigane was there,
 7       II,  IV |       very calmness.~“A Russian spy,” answered Ogareff. In asserting
 8       II,  IV |    asserting that Michael was a spy he knew that the sentence
 9       II,  IV |        of this earth.”~“Russian spy!” exclaimed Feofar-Kahn
10       II,  V  |         and comings in, Russian spy. You have seen for the last
11       II,  VI |       They have treated me as a spy! I will act as a spy! I
12       II,  VI |       as a spy! I will act as a spy! I will go and repeat at