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 1        I,  I   |         recovering himself, he went among the various groups
 2        I,  II  |    nomadic population. He then went so far south as free Turkestan;
 3        I,  III |      When her son left her, he went away with a full heart,
 4        I,  IV  |    region of facts, they never went so far as to attempt to
 5        I,  IV  |      in the meantime the train went on its way, no person troubling
 6        I,  V   |      steamboat would start. He went to the office of the company
 7        I,  V   |   precaution, Michael Strogoff went first to the office of the
 8        I,  VI  |   about thus for two hours. He went on without stopping, feeling
 9        I,  VI  |     him into the waiting-room, went to call an upper clerk.
10        I,  VII |     Numerous Cossacks came and went on the quay, ready to assist
11        I,  VIII|       huntsmen should do. They went on shore and mingled with
12        I,  VIII|      on deck. Michael Strogoff went forward and took her hand. “
13        I,  IX  |     eccentric curvette as they went along. The iemschik, however,
14        I,  XI  |        ceased, the merry voice went on: “Yes, it undoubtedly
15        I,  XI  |        And do you know that he went disguised as a gypsy!” asked
16        I,  XII |     correspondents immediately went off after news. That brought
17        I,  XIII|       to tell you so.”~Michael went up to the postmaster and
18        I,  XIII|     off.~For a few minutes all went well. A little way up the
19        I,  XIV |        mujik.~Michael Strogoff went out of the hut. When he
20        I,  XIV |        retreat.~The detachment went at full trot into the narrow
21        I,  XIV |   deceives you.”~The old Marfa went up to him, and, looking
22        I,  XV  |     Exhausted with fatigue, he went to bed after having seen
23        I,  XVI |     entirely consumed, and now went out, the darkness being
24        I,  XVII|      Michael, leaving the Obi, went forward to the right of
25        I,  XVII|        directions, and a third went towards Kolyvan.~It was
26        I,  XVII|  escaping from the town. ‘Away went Gilpin—who but he? His fame
27       II,  II  |      way of bearing her sorrow went to the proud heart of the
28       II,  V   |        silent and deserted. He went, groping his way, towards
29       II,  VI  |       like to alter. The horse went for two hours and rested
30       II,  VII |      another, and even Michael went here and there and felt
31       II,  VII |  exclaimed. Nicholas and Nadia went towards him and followed
32       II,  VII |         So long as the kibitka went with the current all was
33       II,  VIII|       all this was the kibitka went faster, and, according to
34       II,  VIII|     ran into a tree, sometimes went quite off the road— in consequence,
35       II,  VIII|     killed.~However, when they went to his assistance, it was
36       II,  IX  |        they did not last.~They went on as before, hand in hand,
37       II,  IX  |        forward too rapidly, he went at a slower pace. They spoke
38       II,  IX  |       took her in his arms and went on towards the southwest
39       II,  XI  |   clambered, but still on they went.~In ten minutes, the other
40       II,  XIII|       he asked.~The Grand Duke went up to him. “You are a courier
41       II,  XIII| courier arrived, Wassili Fedor went to the governor-general’