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 1        I,  III |     Strogoffs, at Omsk, on the banks of the Irtish, where the
 2        I,  VII |        steamer splashed on the banks, covered with flocks of
 3        I,  VIII|      very wide, and its wooded banks lovely. A few white sails
 4        I,  XIII|       already appeared on both banks of the lower Ichim, in the
 5        I,  XIII|       staff and going down the banks of the Irtych. There is
 6        I,  XIII|       after this it was on the banks of the Irtych. Omsk was
 7        I,  XIII|    without difficulty, for the banks were partly flooded and
 8        I,  XIV |        Strogoff arrived on the banks of the Irtych, Ivan Ogareff
 9        I,  XIV | detained him three days on the banks of the Irtych, Michael Strogoff
10        I,  XV  |   dreaded that, upon the right banks of the Obi, Michael Strogoff
11        I,  XV  |      seventy hours lost on the banks of the Irtych, twenty days
12        I,  XVI |      fall dead on reaching the banks of the Obi, when, either
13        I,  XVII|       losing three days on the banks of the Irtych. And now,
14       II,  III |     for the whole night on the banks of the Tom, for the Emir
15       II,  III |    Marfa Strogoff, reached the banks of the Tom. They had not
16       II,  III |  through those who crowded the banks, but at last they came to
17       II,  VI  |       having followed the high banks of the Tom to the furthest
18       II,  VII |    which stretches away to the banks of the Yenisei! The great
19       II,  VII |        birch trees towards the banks of the Yenisei. Michael
20       II,  VIII|  communication between the two banks of the Yenisei, a delay
21       II,  IX  |       journey from Perm to the banks of the Irtych. But how the
22       II,  X   |  invaders having occupied both banks of the Angara, they hoped
23       II,  X   |     not be so easy between the banks of the Angara, should pieces
24       II,  X   |        the current between the banks of the river; this would
25       II,  X   |   already drifting between the banks of the Angara, and consequently
26       II,  XI  |         CHAPTER XI BETWEEN TWO BANKS~BY eight in the evening,
27       II,  XI  |        middle of the river the banks were invisible. The cliffs
28       II,  XI  |     have been drawn up on both banks, the raft had a good chance
29       II,  XI  |    accumulated between the two banks.~Perfect silence now reigned
30       II,  XI  |      for a time, exhibited the banks under some fantastic aspect—
31       II,  XI  |     the conflagrations on both banks of the Angara, for should
32       II,  XI  |  danger, to land on one of the banks and wait there? “At any
33       II,  XI  |      point, they occupied both banks beyond Irkutsk. The fugitives
34       II,  XI  |      was probable that had the banks not narrowed, the barrier
35       II,  XI  |        were confounded the two banks of the Angara. On the right
36       II,  XII |        two versts long, on the banks of the Angara. But the Cossacks,
37       II,  XII |     days ago, they were on the banks of the Lena, at Kirensk,
38       II,  XIV |        rapidly between the two banks.~This had been considered
39       II,  XIV | occupied the space between the banks. The Russian officers reported
40       II,  XIV |     flames ran between the two banks. Volumes of vapor curled
41       II,  XV  | However, when they reached the banks of the Dinka, just before