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 1        I,  I   |   brilliancy of the light, he wished to shade them, the better
 2        I,  I   |    Harry Blount, who perhaps, wished to conceal his real opinion
 3        I,  V   |      but, before doing so, he wished to know exactly the hour
 4        I,  V   |    for the simple merchant he wished to personate.~“Come forward,
 5        I,  VI  |     searching for her whom he wished to make his traveling companion.~
 6        I,  VI  |      foreseen for him, but he wished to make sure that nothing
 7        I,  VI  |     just those whom the order wished to prevent going. The strangers
 8        I,  VII |    his sentence, as if he had wished to end it by the name of
 9        I,  IX  |      not have taken it, as he wished to travel as fast as possible,
10        I,  IX  |       rapidity with which one wished to make the journey, and
11        I,  XII |       not run after news, and wished, on the contrary, to avoid
12        I,  XIV |       did not. Besides—and he wished it with his whole heart—
13        I,  XV  |  arrive within ten days if he wished to get ahead of the Tartar
14        I,  XV  | enough for him: he would have wished to be invisible. The experience
15        I,  XV  |    whole night’s rest, for he wished on the next day to accomplish
16        I,  XVI |     the town.”~“That is to be wished, certainly. Colonel Ogareff
17        I,  XVI |     to make her speak when he wished!~Michael well knew that
18        I,  XVII|    what he should do next. He wished to avoid Tomsk, now occupied
19       II,  I   |     were leading him where he wished to go, and under conditions
20       II,  I   |     not so. The event so much wished for by Jolivet and Blount,
21       II,  II  |     yet come in which Ogareff wished the old Siberian to speak.
22       II,  III |      to Tomsk, where the Emir wished to receive them with the
23       II,  III | betray him. Of course, had he wished to seize the imperial letter,
24       II,  III |      Strogoff, and why he had wished to cross, without being
25       II,  V   |       wide open, as though he wished to concentrate his whole
26       II,  VI  |         answered Michael, who wished to remain unmoved.~“Little
27       II,  VIII|      Besides, if Nicholas had wished to render the last duties
28       II,  IX  |       mother! Nadia had never wished to do so. Why renew his
29       II,  IX  |  Irkutsk road. The young girl wished to attempt this last effort
30       II,  IX  |              It was still!~He wished to bury him, that he might
31       II,  X   |      stopped. The old boatman wished to put into harbor for an
32       II,  X   |     strict incognito which he wished to keep ran a risk of being
33       II,  XI  |    Nadia guessed what Michael wished to attempt. One of the blocks
34       II,  XIII|    such have been the case, I wished to be able to bring the
35       II,  XIII|     in these insinuations. He wished to allow them to sink gradually
36       II,  XIII|     Bolchaia Gate, the one he wished to deliver up.~Twice in
37       II,  XIII|      Feofar-Khan’s lieutenant wished that all attempts to take
38       II,  XIV |      was exactly what Ogareff wished. He did not expect that
39       II,  XV  |       marriage, of which they wished to give an account to their