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 1        I,  IV  |          in the name of Nicholas Korpanoff, merchant, living at Irkutsk.
 2        I,  IV  |           It authorized Nicholas Korpanoff to be accompanied by one
 3        I,  IV  |         plain merchant, Nicholas Korpanoff, traveling from Moscow to
 4        I,  IV  |          in the name of Nicholas Korpanoff. He had consequently no
 5        I,  VI  |        eyes of all, the Nicholas Korpanoff of my podorojna. Therefore,
 6        I,  VII |          in the name of Nicholas Korpanoff, authorized this merchant
 7        I,  VII |         of your brother Nicholas Korpanoff.” And he led the girl to
 8        I,  VII |         as the merchant Nicholas Korpanoff, going back to the frontier,
 9        I,  VIII|         gypsy cart! Come, friend Korpanoff, be easy.”~By this time
10        I,  IX  |          to his part as Nicholas Korpanoff, a plain merchant of Irkutsk.~
11        I,  XI  |      exactly so! Mr.—”~“Nicholas Korpanoff, merchant, of Irkutsk. But
12        I,  XI  |        so much?”~“Certainly, Mr. Korpanoff,” replied Alcide. “Fancy!
13        I,  XI  |        Ekaterenburg.”~“That, Mr. Korpanoff,” said Alcide, “is indeed
14        I,  XI  |          good-humor. “Faith, Mr. Korpanoff,” said he, “you have indeed
15        I,  XI  |    earnestness.~“Exactly so, Mr. Korpanoff; and we may possibly meet
16        I,  XI  |       for a simple merchant, Mr. Korpanoff, you handle the hunter’s
17        I,  XII |        seriously.~“Why, Nicholas Korpanoff’s sister.”~“Is she his sister?”~“
18        I,  XII |         to separate.”~“What, Mr. Korpanoff,” said Alcide Jolivet, “
19        I,  XII |          difficulty.”~“Then, Mr. Korpanoff,” said Jolivet, “it only
20        I,  XII |          you a safe journey, Mr. Korpanoff,” said Alcide, “and Heaven
21        I,  XIV |          your son! I am Nicholas Korpanoff, a merchant at Irkutsk.”~
22        I,  XIV |      that the pretended Nicholas Korpanoff was Michael Strogoff, courier
23       II,  II  |         as the merchant Nicholas Korpanoff? And on the other hand,
24       II,  II  |         to the death of Nicholas Korpanoff.~All that her young companion
25       II,  II  |          old Siberian. “Nicholas Korpanoff!” said she. “Tell me again
26       II,  II  |          astonished me. Nicholas Korpanoff! Was that really his name?
27       II,  II  |        not despise this Nicholas Korpanoff?”~“I admired without understanding
28       II,  II  |         understand that Nicholas Korpanoff had to traverse the country
29       II,  II  |          her companion, Nicholas Korpanoff, or rather Michael Strogoff,
30       II,  III | traveling companion a good turn. Korpanoff or Strogoff is worthy of
31       II,  VIII|      goodness! what joy will Mr. Korpanoff feel, when his eyes behold
32       II,  IX  |         been to her but Nicholas Korpanoff.~“Whom I ought always to
33       II,  X   |        was no longer as Nicholas Korpanoff that Jolivet and Blount
34       II,  X   |       who was no longer Nicholas Korpanoff, but Michael Strogoff, Courier