Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VII | Asiatic origin. However, being urged by the same instinct, they
 2        I,  X   |        same to the other.~Thus urged, the horses began to struggle
 3        I,  XII |         roused the innkeepers, urged on the iemschiks, and expedited
 4        I,  XII |   rapidly forward. The horses, urged on by the iemschik, seemed
 5        I,  XIII| against the stream, and slowly urged it in a slanting direction
 6        I,  XV  |        trial?~Michael Strogoff urged on his horse, imbuing him
 7        I,  XVI |     officers of the detachment urged on their men to follow.~
 8       II,  II  |    than that of gratitude, had urged her to make herself the
 9       II,  VIII|       shouting, the animal was urged into a gallop. The horse,
10       II,  XII | accompanied him to the Angara, urged him to put this plan in