Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IV  | only evasive answers. Every minute leaning out of the window,
2        I,  IV  |     subjected them all to a minute examination, as by order
3        I,  IV  |  violent shock. Then, for a minute, it ran onto the slope of
4        I,  X   |   the atmosphere, so calm a minute before. By the light of
5        I,  XIII|     they were, never lost a minute in pursuing his way across
6       II,  II  |  old woman was silent for a minute.~“Was he tall?” she asked.~“
7       II,  VI  | Strogoff waited alone for a minute, listening attentively.~
8       II,  VII |   having stayed to the last minute at his post in Kolyvan,