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 1        I,  XII |      begins the immense steppe.~At Ichim, as we have said, the reporters
 2        I,  XII |          road from Ekaterenburg to Ichim—which passes through Irkutsk—
 3        I,  XII |      approaching the valley of the Ichim, and they confirmed the
 4        I,  XII |   tarantass was going straight for Ichim, where the two correspondents
 5        I,  XII |       Novo-Saimsk from the town of Ichim, and before eight o’clock
 6        I,  XII |            than thirty versts from Ichim. Suddenly Michael caught
 7        I,  XII |          the two carriages reached Ichim. The news was worse and
 8        I,  XII |      officer nor a soldier left in Ichim.~On arriving at the relay,
 9        I,  XII | correspondents intended to stop at Ichim, they had not to trouble
10        I,  XII |           stop even for an hour at Ichim?”~“No, sir; and I also wish
11        I,  XIII|       Nadia took their places, and Ichim, with its disagreeable remembrances,
12        I,  XIII|        miles farther on, where the Ichim, one of the principal affluents
13        I,  XIII|          Indeed the current of the Ichim was very rapid just at that
14        I,  XIII|          making the passage of the Ichim, which much exasperated
15        I,  XIII|            both banks of the lower Ichim, in the southern parts of
16        I,  XIII|            military language, the “Ichim chain”—a chain of towers,
17        I,  XIII|           on the right bank of the Ichim, the journey across the
18        I,  XIII|           since it had crossed the Ichim. They rapidly changed horses.
19        I,  XIV |            at the posting-house of Ichim. And, although he had only
20        I,  XIV |         other route, from Kasan to Ichim, across the Urals, had reached
21        I,  XIV |         for their fatal meeting at Ichim, and for the event which
22        I,  XVII|           of battle.~They had left Ichim only a few hours after the
23       II,  I   |             since the adventure of Ichim, had increased in magnitude?
24       II,  I   |            him since the affair at Ichim. Besides, he desired to
25       II,  II  |           The whole region between Ichim and the Obi, now completely
26       II,  II  |            had traveled rapidly to Ichim, whilst Sangarre and her
27       II,  II  |         you know. The lines of the Ichim and the Irtych are now in
28       II,  II  |         scene in the post-house at Ichim, in which Michael Strogoff
29       II,  II  |          and the rude personage of Ichim are one!” Then he added
30       II,  II  |            brutally treated at the Ichim post-house, and although
31       II,  II  |            by her companion at the Ichim relay returned to her memory.
32       II,  II  |       insult at that post-house in Ichim?”~“He did bear it,” answered
33       II,  III |          scene. If at the relay at Ichim he had restrained himself
34       II,  III |         advancing, “Ah, the man of Ichim?”~“Himself!” said Michael.
35       II,  III |           for the little affair at Ichim.”~“Yes, retaliation truly,”
36       II,  X   |            their separation at the Ichim post-house—the first time
37       II,  X   |           you when we separated at Ichim.”~“No, you had reason to
38       II,  XII |          The news of the taking of Ichim, Omsk, and Tomsk, successively
39       II,  XIII|            you mean?”~“I mean that Ichim, Omsk, Tomsk, to speak only
40       II,  XIII|         although he had met her at Ichim on the day she was there
41       II,  XIV |            man whom she had met at Ichim, whom she had seen at Tomsk;