Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |          from west to east, is a land to which criminals and political
 2        I,  II  |      that Siberia is a favorable land for rebellions.”~“Do you
 3        I,  IV  |   Strogoff would either take the land route or the steamer on
 4        I,  XII |      were taking her across that land of exile where her parent
 5        I,  XII |       and so far from his native land. But she scarcely noticed
 6        I,  XII |        be found to cultivate the land, when it pays better to
 7        I,  XIII| superhuman strength. If he could land the tarantass and horses,
 8       II,  VIII|         not yet over. Though the land from Krasnoiarsk had been
 9       II,  X   |       being able to get there by land, the invaders having occupied
10       II,  XI  |      face of this new danger, to land on one of the banks and
11       II,  XI  |       know some one who will not land!”~He alluded to Michael