Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III | ignorance of what the emperor expected from him.~The Czar fixed
 2        I,  V   |      kreml.”~Michael Strogoff expected some trouble in finding
 3        I,  XIV |      They were talking of the expected arrival of a corps of Muscovite
 4        I,  XVII|    all, and whom he had never expected to see again. They were
 5       II,  IV  |     was frightfully pale. She expected some terrible scene. It
 6       II,  VII |     Krasnoiarsk, which it was expected would be still in telegraphic
 7       II,  VII |      on Krasnoiarsk, where he expected to find the means of safely
 8       II,  IX  |     Baikal, Michael therefore expected before long the appearance
 9       II,  XII |   Reinforcements could not be expected for some time. The few troops
10       II,  XIII|   Duke. According to him, the expected succors would be insufficient,
11       II,  XIV |       reason to hope that the expected attack would be repulsed.
12       II,  XIV |  several days. Now the troops expected by the Grand Duke might