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1        I,  IV | transport was placed at the disposal of the Czar’s messengers.~
2        I,  IV |  horses, were at everyone’s disposal, and consequently at the
3        I,  IV |     and consequently at the disposal of the courier of the Czar.~
4        I,  VI |    moreover, she had at her disposal only the money necessary
5       II,  VI |  placed his supplies at the disposal of his two guests, whom
6       II,  VII|  place himself again at the disposal of the government. “Why
7       II,  XII|   no field-artillery at his disposal, and he therefore remained