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 1        I,  VIII|            to travelers. Besides a tarantass, drawn by good Siberian
 2        I,  IX  |      CHAPTER IX DAY AND NIGHT IN A TARANTASS~THE next day, the 19th of
 3        I,  IX  |         horses? To a telga or to a tarantass? The telga is nothing but
 4        I,  IX  |         lucky enough to discover a tarantass. It is to be hoped that
 5        I,  IX  |          storms of the summer. The tarantass is as solid and as easy
 6        I,  IX  |           managed to discover this tarantass, and there was probably
 7        I,  IX  |  post-horses were harnessed to the tarantass. These animals, covered
 8        I,  IX  |          ropes to the steps of the tarantass. This was the complete harness,
 9        I,  IX  |         the circumstances, for the tarantass could not have carried both
10        I,  IX  |       relay. The man who drove the tarantass during the first stage was,
11        I,  IX  |           at the passengers of the tarantass. No luggage!— and had there
12        I,  IX  |           took their places in the tarantass. A small store of provisions
13        I,  IX  |          and at twelve o’clock the tarantass left Perm in a cloud of
14        I,  IX  |            than muscular arms, the tarantass flew along at a rate of
15        I,  IX  |           the violent jolts of the tarantass, but she would not complain.~
16        I,  IX  |         have led you.”~All day the tarantass was driven rapidly by the
17        I,  IX  | Notwithstanding the jolting of the tarantass, Nadia was able to sleep
18        I,  X   |           axles to the body of the tarantass, were joined one to the
19        I,  X   |         fog would be such that the tarantass would be unable to advance
20        I,  X   |      protected the interior of the tarantass and looked out, watching
21        I,  X   |     grindings of the wheels of the tarantass over the road, the creaking
22        I,  X   |            perfectly deserted. The tarantass encountered neither pedestrians
23        I,  X   |          light. Sometimes when the tarantass neared the side of the road,
24        I,  X   |       hundred feet in front of the tarantass.~The horses stopped short.~“
25        I,  X   |    threatened the whole party.~The tarantass was at a standstill at a
26        I,  X   |    Strogoff threw himself from the tarantass and rushed to his assistance.
27        I,  X   |           the mountain towards the tarantass. The iemschik uttered a
28        I,  X   |       behind them! Michael saw the tarantass struck, his companion crushed;
29        I,  X   |        young girl.~The impetus the tarantass had received was not to
30        I,  X   |          foundations.~Happily, the tarantass could be so placed that
31        I,  X   |      scarcely twenty feet from the tarantass, flared up like a gigantic
32        I,  XI  |            great distance from the tarantass. It was an earnest appeal,
33        I,  XI  |   willingly offer you places in my tarantass, but it will only hold two,
34        I,  XI  |           and we will bring up the tarantass.”~The Frenchman and the
35        I,  XI  |           rock which protected the tarantass at the turning of the road.~
36        I,  XI  |             As Michael reached the tarantass, a huge animal retreated
37        I,  XI  |          for protection behind the tarantass, but then, seeing that the
38        I,  XI  |        again took her place in the tarantass. Michael and his companions
39        I,  XI  |           of daybreak appeared the tarantass had reached the telga, which
40        I,  XI  |   afterwards the two vehicles, the tarantass preceding the telga, arrived
41        I,  XII |           Michael, he retained his tarantass, which was not much the
42        I,  XII |    energetic Frenchman had found a tarantass in which he and his companion
43        I,  XII |        long steppes over which the tarantass was rolling, and which at
44        I,  XII |            Nadia did not leave the tarantass. When obliged to breakfast
45        I,  XII |    expedited the harnessing of the tarantass. Then the hurried meal over—
46        I,  XII |            under the wheels of the tarantass. Had it not been for this
47        I,  XII |       obstacle to impede them. The tarantass was going straight for Ichim,
48        I,  XII |  overtaking it. This was neither a tarantass nor a telga, but a post-berlin,
49        I,  XII |          Michael was told that his tarantass was ready to start.~“Good,”
50        I,  XII |         just been harnessed to the tarantass I saw at the door?”~“They
51        I,  XII |           the berlin, drawn by the tarantass’ horses, was driving rapidly
52        I,  XIII|       horses were harnessed to the tarantass. Michael Strogoff and Nadia
53        I,  XIII|        Just at the place where the tarantass crossed the river ended
54        I,  XIII|           the ferryboat landed the tarantass on the right bank of the
55        I,  XIII|          clock in the morning, the tarantass arrived at Tioukalmsk, having
56        I,  XIII|         fear.~However, at last the tarantass started, and made such good
57        I,  XIII|          in the ferryboat with the tarantass and horses, as he feared
58        I,  XIII|      exertion, the boatmen got the tarantass and the three horses on
59        I,  XIII|     strength. If he could land the tarantass and horses, and dash off
60        I,  XIV |          boats, the pillage of the tarantass, and the massacre of the
61        I,  XIV |            carriage to replace the tarantass, that was impossible. There
62        I,  XV  |     hundred feet, and travelers by tarantass, when crossing them have
63       II,  IX  |       altered! Then, a comfortable tarantass, fresh horses, well-kept