Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  |     beating time on the stones beneath with even more regularity
 2        I,  I  |        of a lovely July night. Beneath his eyes, bathed in moonlight,
 3        I,  IV |     than mere prettiness. From beneath a sort of kerchief which
 4        I,  X  | flashes, could be seen yawning beneath them. From time to time,
 5        I,  XII|       it pays better to burrow beneath the earth? The pickaxe is
 6        I,  XV |     Strogoff, whether the soil beneath his feet was solid or whether
 7        I,  XV |     Siberia rang out once more beneath his horse’s hoofs.~He had
 8        I,  XVI|       but very wide and muddy. Beneath this thick water was a slimy
 9       II,  II |       a lance and disappearing beneath the waters of the Irtych,
10       II,  III|        only. Directly she bent beneath her suffering, her breast
11       II,  XI |  moment that it would give way beneath them. Swept along in the
12       II,  XIV|      quay of Irkutsk.~Swimming beneath the water, Michael managed