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 1        I,  I   |    the vanguard of the French army. Nevertheless the Emperor
 2        I,  II  |      thousand inhabitants, an army of sixty thousand men, trebled
 3        I,  IV  |      have rejoined the Tartar army. But at every station where
 4        I,  XII |    things, that Feofar-Khan’s army was rapidly approaching
 5        I,  XIV |       main body of the Tartar army was concentrated.~Tomsk,
 6        I,  XVI |      guard, or had the Emir’s army already advanced beyond
 7        I,  XVI |     is in flames.”~“Was it an army or a detachment?”~“An army,
 8        I,  XVI |    army or a detachment?”~“An army, for, as far as eye can
 9        I,  XVI |    main body of Feofar-Khan’s army, would be inevitably overwhelmed,
10        I,  XVII|       engaged with the Tartar army! Pray Heaven that I may
11       II,  I   | formed the bulk of the Tartar army, and of them the khanats
12       II,  I   |     esteemed of Feofar-Khan’s army.~If to this list are added
13       II,  I   |    denomination of the Tartar army.~Nothing could be more romantic
14       II,  I   |   would complete the invading army, and that the junction once
15       II,  I   |   junction once effected, the army would march en masse on
16       II,  I   |       very certainly Feofar’s army is only waiting for him
17       II,  II  |       up the main body of the army of the Emir. The cavalry
18       II,  II  |      Kolyvan, joined Feofar’s army.~Ivan Ogareff’s soldiers
19       II,  II  |     the capricious Emir.~This army had not come from Omsk and
20       II,  II  |  compose the rear-guard of an army on the march.~All these
21       II,  II  |        and before the Russian army can succor them, Irkutsk
22       II,  II  |    that of the most civilized army, and it is evident that
23       II,  III | fortress, but the bulk of his army bivouacked under its walls,
24       II,  III |      rear-guard of the Tartar army. A house had been arranged
25       II,  IV  |     the ranks of the Siberian army. Jolivet had told his companion
26       II,  VII | stopped, and the whole Tartar army might at once march upon
27       II,  VII |    the vanguard of the Emir’s army had not appeared at Krasnoiarsk
28       II,  VIII|    they preceded the invading army.~In short, what Michael
29       II,  VIII| Koondooz, with which Feofar’s army was to affect a junction
30       II,  IX  |   advance guard of the Emir’s army, commanded by Ivan Ogareff,
31       II,  XII |     the whole of the invading army, except the garrisons left
32       II,  XII |       the march of the Tartar army was delayed by the battle
33       II,  XII |      may expect the relieving army?”~“Six days at most, sir,”
34       II,  XIII|    the estimate of the Tartar army, with the same object as
35       II,  XV  | Irkutsk. It was the succoring army under the command of General