Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II |  moment!”~The Czar remained motionless at the window for a few
 2        I,  III|   of words, he always stood motionless like a soldier before his
 3        I,  III|     Michael stood perfectly motionless.~The Czar, apparently satisfied
 4        I,  III|   few steps, and then stood motionless, ready to answer.~The Czar
 5        I,  X  |     of the lanterns. Nadia, motionless, her arms folded, gazed
 6        I,  XII|   over his chest was seated motionless as a statue. A color, which
 7       II,  II |     approached and remained motionless before him. “Nothing?” asked
 8       II,  VI |  strength of will, mute and motionless. A providential inspiration
 9       II,  IX |   Michael was still silent. Motionless, his face buried in his
10       II,  X  |   it was the raft which was motionless before a succession of picturesque
11       II,  XI |   still closer, and kept it motionless, as though it had been stranded.~
12       II,  XIV| closed. He called.~Ogareff, motionless near the window, and invisible