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 1        I,  I   |         remained silent. He had taken the telegram, he had read
 2        I,  I   |         of the events which had taken place beyond the frontier.
 3        I,  II  |         what measures have been taken by your majesty, and what
 4        I,  II  |         Emir—which is the title taken by the khans of Bokhara—
 5        I,  III |   ground, it was as if they had taken root. As he doffed his Muscovite
 6        I,  IV  |        naturally enough, he was taken for a spy, and not a word
 7        I,  IV  |         had aroused. He was not taken for a spy, and therefore
 8        I,  VI  |    folded up; the theaters were taken to pieces; the fires were
 9        I,  VI  |       have foreseen the measure taken against them? how could
10        I,  VI  |         necessary for a journey taken under ordinary circumstances,
11        I,  VI  |        ignorant of the measures taken by the governor, measures
12        I,  VII |      and the young Livonian had taken a passage on board the Caucasus.
13        I,  VII |     board. Michael Strogoff had taken care to engage two first-class
14        I,  IX  |      been so, he would not have taken it, as he wished to travel
15        I,  IX  |     consequence of the measures taken against foreigners of Asiatic
16        I,  X   |      all these precautions were taken, in expectation of a rough
17        I,  X   |         for if the carriage was taken broadside it must infallibly
18        I,  XI  |       pass which, without being taken off his legs, Michael had
19        I,  XI  |       exclaimed Alcide; “it has taken such good root in the ground,
20        I,  XI  |        one, since the front had taken its departure, followed
21        I,  XI  |        had run to the carriage, taken one of Michael’s revolvers,
22        I,  XII |    Except when meals were to be taken at the post-houses, Nadia
23        I,  XIII|         In fact, two hours were taken up in making the passage
24        I,  XIII|         an engagement which had taken place between the Siberian
25        I,  XIV |        Tomsk, in fact, had been taken by Feofar-Khan some days
26        I,  XV  |     from Elamsk, could not have taken a single step more.~There
27        I,  XVI |        do.~Michael had scarcely taken up his position behind a
28        I,  XVI |   Colonel Ogareff was not to be taken in; and, as he said, he
29        I,  XVI |    broken up.~His determination taken, Michael prepared to execute
30        I,  XVII|         not run a risk of being taken prisoner? Should he succeed
31        I,  XVII|         the same time, Michael, taken unawares as he was about
32       II,  I   |      were brought the prisoners taken at Kolyvan after the annihilation
33       II,  I   |    Alcide Jolivet had also been taken to the Tartar camp. Their
34       II,  I   |      employed now. Doctors have taken six thousand years to discover
35       II,  II  |         of the column which had taken Omsk. Ogareff, not having
36       II,  II  |         some high officers, had taken their places in the tent.
37       II,  II  |   listen to him, one would have taken him for one of the cruel
38       II,  II  |      bought horses, had already taken the road to Tomsk, where
39       II,  II  |      the Irtych, Nadia had been taken to Omsk. Kept prisoner in
40       II,  II  |    brother whom God had so soon taken from her.~Absorbed in these
41       II,  III |        was much afraid of being taken in the flank and cut off
42       II,  III |      measures of vigilance were taken. Boats, requisitioned at
43       II,  III |            No.”~“All these men, taken at Omsk and Kolyvan, will
44       II,  IV  |     prisoners. Ivan Ogareff had taken no notice of her.~Michael
45       II,  V   |        with Tartar customs, had taken in the full meaning of these
46       II,  V   |       against offenders. He had taken his place behind Michael,
47       II,  VI  |     Michael?”~“Nadia, they have taken everything from me!”~“I
48       II,  VII |      The journey from Tomsk had taken eight days. If it had not
49       II,  VII |      the journey would not have taken sixty hours.~Happily, there
50       II,  VII |        to be seen. All had been taken away or destroyed, according
51       II,  VII |         had with due precaution taken off their shoes and stockings;
52       II,  IX  |      the Czar’s letter has been taken from you, are you so anxious
53       II,  X   |     raft Michael and Nadia were taken. The girl had returned to
54       II,  X   |        said nothing of what had taken place at Tomsk. He gave
55       II,  X   |        of the Tartar forces had taken up a position before the
56       II,  X   |  Jolivet had, as has been said, taken his seat on the raft, when
57       II,  XI  |       left bank. The fugitives, taken between two fires, became
58       II,  XII |        political importance had taken the Grand Duke to these
59       II,  XII |       The town could not now be taken by a coup de main. It must
60       II,  XIII|        was Ivan Ogareff. He had taken the designation of the man
61       II,  XIII|     Emir’s soldiers.”~“Were you taken prisoner by the Tartars?”~“
62       II,  XIII|         had she long since been taken prisoner? The only alleviation
63       II,  XIV |    hitherto unassailed had been taken. The Grand Duke and General
64       II,  XIV | defenders. With these measures, taken in time, thanks to the advice
65       II,  XIV |     companion, and asking to be taken to the Grand Duke. A door
66       II,  XV  |   suspected. His resolution was taken. He must risk his life even
67       II,  XV  |     emotion!—the part Nadia had taken in these events.~“Who is