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 1        I,  I   |      softened by the touch of time, appeared as if glittering with stars.
 2        I,  I   | parsimonious of gestures and words, appeared only to speak or gesticulate
 3        I,  I   |        Englishman, on the contrary, appeared especially organized to
 4        I,  I   |           fete, a sort of cloud had appeared to overshadow the sovereign’
 5        I,  II  |         opened. The chief of police appeared on the threshold.~“Enter,
 6        I,  II  |             What was he doing?”~“He appeared unoccupied, and there was
 7        I,  III |          Michael Strogoff.~The Czar appeared satisfied with Strogoff’
 8        I,  IV  |           European Russia. If there appeared cause to suspect any traveler,
 9        I,  IV  |          for several minutes, which appeared sufficient to enable the
10        I,  IV  |       graceful neck.~The young girl appeared to be about sixteen or seventeen
11        I,  V   |            his cherry-stemmed pipe, appeared the most indifferent and
12        I,  VII |            journey to Siberia. They appeared, therefore, to be a brother
13        I,  VII |              He stopped. The voices appeared to come from a group of
14        I,  VIII|            who, the day before, had appeared in the Nijni-Novgorod fair.
15        I,  VIII|             he had made, and if, as appeared probable, the gipsies should
16        I,  VIII|             being cast off, Jolivet appeared, tearing along. The steamer
17        I,  VIII|        Livonian, leaving her cabin, appeared on deck. Michael Strogoff
18        I,  X   |           The shadows of huge pines appeared and disappeared in the rapid
19        I,  XI  |           first streaks of daybreak appeared the tarantass had reached
20        I,  XI  |             was their iemschik, who appeared to be waiting for them.
21        I,  XII |      generous companion as he first appeared on the Vladimir railroad.
22        I,  XII |            was flung open and a man appeared.~It was the traveler of
23        I,  XIII|    Feofar-Khan’s scouts had already appeared on both banks of the lower
24        I,  XIV |         afterwards a Tartar officer appeared in the posting-house. “Marfa
25        I,  XV  |            Several Siberian hamlets appeared from time to time among
26        I,  XVI |       larches when a confused light appeared, above which glared brighter
27        I,  XVI |            success of such a flight appeared to be almost impossible.~
28        I,  XVII|         Kolyvan was very still, and appeared to have been totally abandoned.
29        I,  XVII|       rapidly moving southwards. It appeared that Kolyvan was to be attacked
30        I,  XVII|        detachment of Tartar cavalry appeared on the right. He dared not
31       II,  I   |             the imperial government appeared to have lost its power beyond
32       II,  II  |         subjects.~When Ivan Ogareff appeared, the great dignitaries remained
33       II,  II  |          not been able to keep back appeared before them.~The housch-begui,
34       II,  II  |      returned to his companion, who appeared to approve completely of
35       II,  II  |             few days, which to them appeared like centuries, it would
36       II,  III |       horsemen swarmed— it actually appeared as if they sprang from the
37       II,  IV  |         Khanats.~At the same moment appeared on the terrace the chief
38       II,  V   |       Alcide, was that the Persians appeared rather indolent than fiery.
39       II,  V   |    recognized. The journalists also appeared to recognize them, for Blount
40       II,  V   |           of the Tsiganes, Sangarre appeared, superb in her strange and
41       II,  V   |            Michael.~The executioner appeared. This time, he held his
42       II,  V   |          the square.~Suddenly Nadia appeared. She walked straight to
43       II,  VI  |            the old penetrating look appeared to have undergone no change.
44       II,  VI  |          that day occurred which it appeared likely would considerably
45       II,  VI  |           to pat, and he, moreover, appeared to be much attached to his
46       II,  VII |            Tartars. Not a scout had appeared on the road over which the
47       II,  VII |             the Emir’s army had not appeared at Krasnoiarsk by the 25th.~
48       II,  VII |             reply that the crossing appeared to him absolutely impracticable.~“
49       II,  VIII|             exile. Nothing had ever appeared so touching to him. With
50       II,  VIII|             plain. Flashes of light appeared in the midst of the vapor.
51       II,  IX  |             of Feofar-Khan’s troops appeared, it would then be time to
52       II,  IX  |           advance-guard had not yet appeared. Michael began to consider
53       II,  X   |          large number of ice blocks appeared. Nadia being now awake,
54       II,  X   |             an optical illusion, it appeared as if it was the raft which
55       II,  X   |         rushed a torrent; sometimes appeared a clearing with a still
56       II,  XII |             week before the Tartars appeared on the Angara, earth-works
57       II,  XII |            on the 24th of September—appeared in sight of Irkutsk. It
58       II,  XII |   themselves on this occasion. They appeared in person; they led the
59       II,  XII |        thrown open, an aide-de-camp appeared, and advanced rapidly towards
60       II,  XIII|        exclaimed.~A man entered. He appeared exhausted with fatigue.
61       II,  XIV |            This circumstance, as it appeared favorable to the defenders
62       II,  XIV |             the dense forest, which appeared confounded on the horizon
63       II,  XIV |             the room. Her last hope appeared gone, when the villain,
64       II,  XIV |            by some of his officers, appeared on the threshold. The Grand