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 1      IV|            Noted English and German travellers have visited my native valley
 2      IV|            books about it, as other travellers have about Japan or Circassia.
 3       V|             It was evening when the travellers reached Rome. They had accomplished
 4       V|       shaking hands with his fellow travellers. Gabriel Zimandy said they
 5       V|     Reaching their hotel, our three travellers were greeted by the landlord
 6       V| post-carriage engaged by one of the travellers in the hope of reaching
 7     VII|        without further delay.~ ~Our travellers, with the eager promptness
 8     XIV|            no obstacles to peaceful travellers. Troops were, indeed, encountered
 9     XIV|          apart as he confronted the travellers in a challenging attitude.
10     XIV|             143]pare supper for the travellers. Blanka went into the kitchen
11     XIV|            direction. Therefore our travellers had not a moment to lose.~ ~
12     XIV|             at length conducted the travellers through a gap in the mountain
13     XIV|         barking of dogs greeted the travellers while they were still some
14      XV|            Zenobia was to guide the travellers on their way. Blanka laughed
15      XV|          stately grove received the travellers. A silence as of some high-arched
16      XV|         mountain top at length, the travellers saw before them a wild moor
17      XV|         headlong haste than did our travellers. Zenobia galloped back the
18      XV|           164]~ ~Toward evening the travellers found themselves on a height
19      XV|          that Aaron narrated as the travellers proceeded, made Blanka entirely
20      XV|              Balyika Cave.~ ~As the travellers approached this spot, Aaron
21      XV|             hidden from the view of travellers. Thither you must conduct
22    XVII|            chandeliers. But our two travellers' thoughts were not on the