Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XV |    Baraba, was it not to be dreaded that, upon the right banks
2        I,  XVI|    was becoming weaker, and dreaded every instant that he would
3       II,  I  |      The thing that Michael dreaded more than everything else
4       II,  I  |   from this quarter, and he dreaded every instant to hear some
5       II,  I  | thing that Michael Strogoff dreaded above everything was the
6       II,  I  | Jolivet and Blount, so much dreaded by Michael, occurred on
7       II,  X  |     West. Nothing was to be dreaded from these, since they could
8       II,  XI |     of himself! He now only dreaded one final unhappy chance;
9       II,  XI |    but everything was to be dreaded from the conflagrations