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1        I,  VI  |    were taken to pieces; the fires were put out; the acrobats’
2        I,  XV  | drove them to the leeward of fires of green wood, which were
3       II,  XI  |     they could be heard. The fires of the outposts burned brightly.~
4       II,  XI  | fugitives, taken between two fires, became the mark of the
5       II,  XI  |    Irkutsk; on the left, the fires of the Tartar camp.~Michael
6       II,  XII |     of the palace burned the fires of the Tartar camp, flickering
7       II,  XIII|       he looked forth at the fires in the Tartar camp, he listened
8       II,  XIV |   their position, lighted no fires. They suffered cruelly from