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 1        I,  I   |      then passed his hand for an instant before his eyes, as though,
 2        I,  I   |          aspect which had for an instant been disturbed.~Nevertheless,
 3        I,  IV  |          at the young man for an instant, and mute and modest thanks
 4        I,  IV  |          train, which in another instant would have been thrown from
 5        I,  V   |          Strogoff stopped for an instant, and reflected.~“Without
 6        I,  VIII|       young Livonian even for an instant. She had left her hand in
 7        I,  X   |          and they stumbled every instant.~“At what time shall we
 8        I,  X   |        thunder, threatened every instant to break their traces and
 9        I,  X   |        the thunder ceased for an instant, the terrible blast had
10        I,  X   |     violent were they that every instant it seemed as though it would
11        I,  XI  |        after Michael. In another instant the three were opposite
12        I,  XI  |    Michael had just heard. In an instant he was on the spot. Another
13        I,  XI  |         horse’s head, and, in an instant, his strong wrist mastered
14        I,  XII |     Michael; “but do not lose an instant. Buy or hire a carriage
15        I,  XII |   traveler.~Michael hesitated an instant. He did not wish to make
16        I,  XIII|           his hand raised for an instant above the waves, and then
17        I,  XIV |     thrusts of the lance gave an instant reply, and the street was
18        I,  XVI |        Michael must not delay an instant. Nor did he, but, putting
19        I,  XVI |        weaker, and dreaded every instant that he would stumble never
20       II,  I   |    quarter, and he dreaded every instant to hear some flourish of
21       II,  III |       having regarded her for an instant, put her hand on her shoulder.~“
22       II,  III |          Michael, and in another instant he would have been slain.~
23       II,  V   |       for his lips curled for an instant in a cruel smile; he then
24       II,  V   |          silence followed for an instant, and the voice of the executioner,
25       II,  V   | approaching shadows.~But at that instant several hundreds of slaves,
26       II,  V   |         for the last time. In an instant your eyes will be forever
27       II,  VI  |          reach. Her heart for an instant ceased to beat when the
28       II,  VI  |        had ceased to beat for an instant, her limbs tottered, her
29       II,  VI  |     Alone.”~Michael hesitated an instant. Should he hide? or should
30       II,  VI  |          road which might at any instant be swarming with Tartars.~
31       II,  VII |  invaders. No one thought for an instant of disputing these orders.
32       II,  VII |          face never faded for an instant.~The kibitka was thus in
33       II,  XIV |      waters of the Angara. In an instant, with electrical rapidity,
34       II,  XIV |         villainous hand would an instant later betray the town!~“