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 1        I,  I   |          the moment when the fete given at the New Palace was at
 2        I,  I   |         were present at this fete given at the New Palace on the
 3        I,  I   |           in the middle of a fete given in his honor, it was announced
 4        I,  II  |        Your majesty has of course given orders so that this rebellion
 5        I,  IV  |           General Kissoff had not given him any document notifying
 6        I,  IV  |  fellow-travelers whom chance had given her, she prepared for a
 7        I,  VI  |         The permit which had been given her before the new measures
 8        I,  VI  |         ear and a few judiciously given roubles were powerful enough
 9        I,  XI  |          by the time judgment was given in favor of the nurse?”~“
10        I,  XII |        She thanked God for having given her such a gallant protector,
11        I,  XIV |       instructions which had been given to the young courier to
12        I,  XIV |       Michael Strogoff would have given his life to have locked
13        I,  XIV |           deny a son whom God has given me?”~Ivan Ogareff regarded
14        I,  XV  |           the heat of summer, had given giant proportions. These
15        I,  XV  |       instructions which had been given to him at Moscow—to cross
16        I,  XVI |          and that orders had been given to take him, dead or alive.~
17        I,  XVI |         happily the alarm was not given, and he was able to gain
18       II,  I   |          As to the food which was given them it was barely sufficient.
19       II,  II  |    entertained for each other had given place to a sincere friendship.
20       II,  II  |           Ivan Ogareff, which had given Jolivet and Blount their
21       II,  II  |           was the order which was given to raise the camp that very
22       II,  II  |       taciturnity, seemed to have given herself the task of watching
23       II,  II  |          When the provisions were given out, the old woman would
24       II,  III |        she thanked God for having given her the joy of taking the
25       II,  III |         vanguard. Orders had been given to march rapidly. The short
26       II,  III |         strictest orders had been given to the commanders of the
27       II,  III |         reaches Irkutsk, if it is given to the Grand Duke, the Grand
28       II,  III |      letter, he would simply have given orders to search all the
29       II,  IV  |       queen, if this title may be given to the sultana of the states
30       II,  IV  |       rate if any opportunity was given her she would seize upon
31       II,  VII |           The same injunction was given to all the villages of the
32       II,  VII |            and an hour’s rest was given to the courageous animal;
33       II,  IX  |        the friend whom chance had given them, they had just lost
34       II,  IX  |           hours of the night were given to sleep. In a few huts
35       II,  IX  |    Siberian dead? Had not her son given the last kiss to her corpse
36       II,  X   |         to herself; some food was given to her as well as to her
37       II,  X   |         letter could no longer be given by him to the Grand Duke,
38       II,  XII |       other circumstances, he had given incontestable proofs. The
39       II,  XIII| microscopic size.~“Was the letter given you in this state?”~“No,
40       II,  XIV |         the advice so opportunely given by Ivan Ogareff, there was
41       II,  XIV |         already a sharp frost had given warning of the approaching
42       II,  XIV |           alone. This signal once given, when the greater part of