Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|       been a difficult task to move such a man against his will,
2        I,  IV |  before Michael Strogoff could move towards her, the young Livonian,
3        I,  V  |   Doubtless, a sudden order to move having been foreseen, they
4        I,  X  |           But the horses won’t move!”~“Do as I do, and drag
5        I,  X  |      the team, they refused to move.~A few feet farther on,
6        I,  XIV|       Michael Strogoff did not move.~“Michael!” cried his mother.~“
7       II,  IX | pressed down so that he cannot move, his arms bound to his body
8       II,  IX |     the Dinka. Nadia could not move, but she could see for him.
9       II,  XI |    thought Alcide Jolivet, “to move others, one must be moved