Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV |    The nose was straight, and attached to her pale and somewhat
2        I,  XV |       horse-hair, to which is attached a coat of mail of very fine
3        I,  XV |   Strogoff had already become attached to his horse, the horse
4       II,  II |  traitor to whom she had been attached since the very beginning
5       II,  III|     the extreme importance he attached to the possession of this
6       II,  III|       at the end of which are attached pieces of twisted iron wire.
7       II,  VI | moreover, appeared to be much attached to his master.~In a moment
8       II,  VII|    the water. Two others were attached to the shafts to keep them
9       II,  XV |     received by the Czar, who attached him specially to his own