Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III|         the Czar perceived at a glance—was, that he was “a fulfiller
2        I,  IV |  Michael Strogoff cast on him a glance so stern that the sleeper
3        I,  IX |      team, threw an inquisitive glance at the passengers of the
4        I,  XI |        and then of the peculiar glance which she had cast at him.
5        I,  XI | reappeared. He cast a regretful glance at the magnificent animal
6        I,  XII|      and bestowing on Michael a glance of anything but approbation.~
7       II,  II |          the young girl’s clear glance, her reserve, and the mysterious
8       II,  V  |    returning the Emir’s haughty glance, while his countenance assumed
9       II,  V  |    cried he. “Yes! yes! my last glance shall be for you, and not