Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XIV |  therefore no doubt that the pretended Nicholas Korpanoff was Michael
2        I,  XV  | himself had he known who the pretended merchant of Irkutsk really
3        I,  XVI |    stuck to it well that the pretended merchant was not her son,
4       II,  XIII|      a position to prove his pretended identity, no one could have
5       II,  XIII|     defenders of Irkutsk. He pretended only to answer with reluctance
6       II,  XIII|      no one guessed that the pretended courier of the Czar was
7       II,  XIII|  taste. The very evening the pretended courier arrived, Wassili
8       II,  XIII|      Duke often spoke to the pretended Michael Strogoff, and made