Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I  | particular characteristics by saying, that if the Frenchman was “
 2        I,  VI | returned Michael. And without saying a word to her for whom he
 3        I,  VII|       I can try, however.”~So saying, the French correspondent
 4        I,  XII|      shall not spare you!”~So saying, the traveler drew his saber
 5       II,  II |     look him in the face.”~So saying, Alcide Jolivet assumed
 6       II,  II |    and contented herself with saying, “Hope, my child! Misfortune
 7       II,  III|     speak!” cried Ogareff. So saying, he extended his hand to
 8       II,  IV |      when Ogareff interposed, saying, “Let that woman stay!”~
 9       II,  V  |       a stern voice was heard saying:~“Look while you may!”~The
10       II,  V  |   eyes of the Czar’s courier, saying, “Read, now, Michael Strogoff,
11       II,  XI |      boatman and his men were saying.~“Look out on the right!”~“