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 1        I,  I   |         surprise, interrupting his brother of the pen.~“Yes,” returned
 2        I,  II  |             aims at the life of my brother!”~The Czar had become excited
 3        I,  II  |      Tartars.”~“And your majesty’s brother, his Highness the Grand
 4        I,  II  |           the town, and with it my brother, whose life he seeks. This
 5        I,  III |         and perhaps the life of my brother the Grand Duke.”~“This letter
 6        I,  III |            God, for Russia, for my brother, and for myself!”~The courier,
 7        I,  IV  |             or the protection of a brother, is considered a matter
 8        I,  VI  |                         CHAPTER VI BROTHER AND SISTER~HOWEVER disastrous
 9        I,  VI  |           me?”~“I will follow you, brother,” replied the girl, putting
10        I,  VII |       appeared, therefore, to be a brother and sister traveling under
11        I,  VII |          Are you going to Irkutsk, brother?”~“Yes, sister,” answered
12        I,  VII |         you shall go.”~“To-morrow, brother, you shall know why I left
13        I,  VII |       should hide nothing from her brother. But I cannot to-day. Fatigue
14        I,  VII |          what use you like of your brother Nicholas Korpanoff.” And
15        I,  VIII|        heard by him alone, began:~“Brother, I am the daughter of an
16        I,  VIII|       father’s hands.”~“Thank you, brother,” replied Nadia.~Michael
17        I,  VIII|    annulled that; and but for you, brother, I should have been unable
18        I,  IX  |             Do you say that to me, brother, when I would have gone
19        I,  IX  |     between Perm and Ekaterenburg, brother,” said she. “Am I right?”~“
20        I,  IX  |             I shall not delay you, brother; no, not even for an hour,
21        I,  IX  |        However, you have returned, brother,” said Nadia.~“Yes, but
22        I,  IX  |            as much as to tell you, brother, that nothing would have
23        I,  X   |          you asleep, sister?”~“No, brother.”~“Be ready for anything;
24        I,  X   |         into the abyss below.~“Oh, brother!” cried Nadia, who had seen
25        I,  X   |           sister!”~“With me truly, brother, since He has sent thee
26        I,  X   |            sunrise.”~“Let us wait, brother,” replied Nadia; “but if
27        I,  X   |          words in his ear: “Cries, brother! Listen!”~
28        I,  XI  |         iemschik.~“I will go, too, brother,” said the young girl.~“
29        I,  XI  | disappeared in the darkness.~“Your brother is wrong,” said the iemschik.~“
30        I,  XI  |            of the young girl.~“No, brother,” replied Nadia.~At that
31        I,  XI  |           The sister worthy of the brother!” said he. “Now, were I
32        I,  XII |           under his protection. No brother could have done more than
33        I,  XII |        Nijni-Novgorod:~“Your hand, brother,” said she.~And at the same
34        I,  XIII|        Michael to say good-night.~“Brother,” she whispered. But he
35        I,  XIII|         suffer.”~“I shall see her, brother,” said Nadia quickly. “Since
36        I,  XIII|       questions.~“You say no! Why, brother, if your mother is still
37        I,  XIII|          sentence.~“Calm yourself, brother,” said Nadia in a gentle
38       II,  I   |       Tartars, and the Grand Duke, brother of the Emperor, would be
39       II,  II  |           Czar, the Grand Duke his brother must fall into your hands.”~
40       II,  II  |           interrupted task of that brother whom God had so soon taken
41       II,  II  |          had a sister as well as a brother in him, and he watched over
42       II,  II  |            Yes, yes,” said Nadia. “Brother, sister, mother—he has been
43       II,  V   |            a word.~But this done: “Brother!” said she.~“Nadia!” murmured
44       II,  V   |           Michael, “Nadia!”~“Come, brother,” replied Nadia, “use my
45       II,  VI  |          no longer kept the names “brother” and “sister.” In their
46       II,  VI  |           not delay you an hour!”~“Brother,” exclaimed Nadia, “I will
47       II,  VI  |           not! I will not! Sir, my brother is blind!”~“Blind!” repeated
48       II,  VI  |             whom he believed to be brother and sister.~After a day’
49       II,  VII |        continue to travel with the brother and sister; and where would
50       II,  VII |          It is scarcely light yet, brother,” replied Nadia. “The fog
51       II,  VII |            beginning to roll away, brother,” replied Nadia, “and it
52       II,  VII |        Nadia?” asked Michael.~“No, brother,” answered the girl.~“And
53       II,  VIII|          smoke!” exclaimed Nadia. “Brother, they are burning the town!”~
54       II,  X   |        burnt out his eyes! My poor brother is blind!”~A feeling of
55       II,  XI  |          generous companion, that “brother,” who, the Tartars driven
56       II,  XII |            which had occurred, the brother of the Czar had been shut
57       II,  XII |         wreak his vengeance on the brother of the Czar. The Tsigane
58       II,  XII |        They are so no longer!” The brother of the Czar had granted
59       II,  XIII|            formula, written by his brother’s hand. There was no possible
60       II,  XIII|        thought to himself that the brother of the Czar did not reckon
61       II,  XIII|           personally on the Czar’s brother.”~“Why?”~“It is said that
62       II,  XIV |        cried the girl, “take care, brother! The traitor is armed! He
63       II,  XIV |         him! He is a servant of my brother! He is the Czar’s courier!”~“
64       II,  XV  |           The safety of the Czar’s brother and of Siberia was in his
65       II,  XV  |          remains there?”~“Nothing, brother.”~“Then, Nadia,” said Michael, “