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1        I,  IV  | Strogoff, being himself of an energetic temperament, was naturally
2        I,  VI  |    had left them.~Under these energetic measures the square of Nijni-Novgorod
3        I,  VI  |      the dangers which he, an energetic and vigorous man, would
4        I,  XII |   Half an hour afterwards the energetic Frenchman had found a tarantass
5        I,  XIII|    news. Marfa is a brave and energetic Siberian woman. Notwithstanding
6       II,  II  |        If Nadia had been less energetic, she would have succumbed
7       II,  IV  |    The old Siberian, although energetic enough when her own safety
8       II,  VI  |     if, on the other hand, by energetic perseverance he could reach