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 1        I,  I   |        CHAPTER I A FETE AT THE NEW PALACE~“SIRE, a fresh dispatch.”~“
 2        I,  I   |     when the fete given at the New Palace was at the height
 3        I,  I   |     all those contained in the New Palace, formed to this procession
 4        I,  I   |        from the windows of the New Palace. These were boats
 5        I,  I   |       at this reception in the New Palace, discussed in a low
 6        I,  I   |      at this fete given at the New Palace on the night of the
 7        I,  I   |       time at this fete in the New Palace, of which they had
 8        I,  I   |      Sevres.~The guests of the New Palace immediately began
 9        I,  I   |    situated in an angle of the New Palace. Several pictures,
10        I,  I   |       sounds floating from the New Palace over the old Muscovite
11        I,  II  |      left the ball-room of the New Palace, when the fete he
12        I,  II  |      it was not thus under the new reign, and the chief of
13        I,  II  |    stone is kept on which each new khan must seat himself on
14        I,  III |     and, in a few minutes, the New Palace.~“You made a good
15        I,  VI  |      been given her before the new measures had been promulgated
16        I,  VI  | presented itself under quite a new aspect.~“The fact is,” said
17        I,  VII |        however, the moon being new, it was almost dark. Nearly
18        I,  VIII|        Strogoff heard from the new arrivals. This information
19        I,  VIII|      the Caucasus, calling the new passengers, and recalling
20        I,  VIII|      to go to Irkutsk, but the new order annulled that; and
21        I,  XII |       company,” said he to his new companions, “but I must
22        I,  XIII|    shout was occasioned by the new direction the boat was rapidly
23        I,  XVI |     road and avoid Tomsk.~This new route decided on, Michael
24        I,  XVI |       his journey would take a new form. So long as he traversed
25       II,  III |  refreshed herself. They found new life in these welcome waters.
26       II,  VII |      Something had occurred. A new Russian corps, hastily raised
27       II,  VIII|       But then, who were these new invaders, and by what out-of-the-way
28       II,  VIII| highroad to Irkutsk? With what new enemies was the Czar’s courier
29       II,  XI  |       darkness. The moon being new had not yet risen. From
30       II,  XI  |      by revealing to them this new danger.~It is known that
31       II,  XI  |       prudent, in face of this new danger, to land on one of
32       II,  XIII|        Majesty the Czar at the New Palace.”~“Have you a letter
33       II,  XIII|        Imperial Cabinet of the New Palace. Ogareff, prepared
34       II,  XIV |        An hour passed. Nothing new.~The bell of the Irkutsk