Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII |    to make them alter their plans.~A hundred and twenty miles
2       II,  II  |   the accomplishment of his plans would be rendered more difficult.~
3       II,  III | Irkutsk, all Ivan Ogareff’s plans would be baffled. It was
4       II,  XI  |     considerable degree the plans of the fugitives. Indeed,
5       II,  XII |   two things had balked his plans. He was now under the necessity
6       II,  XIII| your Highness, in which his plans were revealed, I should
7       II,  XIV |  This gloom would favor the plans of Ivan Ogareff.~For a few
8       II,  XIV |    real name known, all his plans would be balked. There was
9       II,  XV  |  which disclosed the odious plans of the traitor. This was