Book,  Chapter

 1       II,  VI  |   bottom; it’s like a nest. Serko, make room!”~The dog jumped
 2       II,  VI  |   company with the faithful Serko. The kibitka was provisioned
 3       II,  VI  |   the great astonishment of Serko, who, however, said nothing.
 4       II,  VII |   soon both floating. As to Serko, he was swimming bravely.~
 5       II,  VII |   risk of being suffocated. Serko had been obliged to take
 6       II,  VIII|   horse refused to advance. Serko barked furiously.~“What
 7       II,  IX  |  Yes!” said Michael. “It is Serko barking! . . . He has followed
 8       II,  IX  | bounded up to Nadia.~It was Serko! Nicholas could not be far
 9       II,  IX  |    with his hands.~Suddenly Serko uttered a fresh bark and
10       II,  IX  |      It was a vulture. When Serko ran towards it, it rose,
11       II,  IX  |     his head, and this time Serko fell back lifeless on the
12       II,  IX  |    in it—dead! The faithful Serko was laid by his master.~