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 1        I,  II  |     present chief, Feofar-Khan, followed in the steps of his predecessors.~
 2        I,  II  |       from one town to another, followed by those impedimenta of
 3        I,  V   |         to take some repose. He followed, as he did so, the course
 4        I,  VI  |       either her or himself, he followed the man.~The young Livonian,
 5        I,  VII |         expect to be so closely followed.”~“I am not following you
 6        I,  VIII|  moments, when Sangarre herself followed the old man and his troop,
 7        I,  VIII|       the breakfast hour. Nadia followed Michael Strogoff to the
 8        I,  IX  |  merchant of Irkutsk.~Nadia had followed her companion in his search
 9        I,  X   |       flash, almost immediately followed by a tremendous clap of
10        I,  X   |         up the sky; a loud clap followed. The air was filled with
11        I,  XI  |        the momentary lull which followed, shouts could be distinctly
12        I,  XI  |        had taken its departure, followed Michael.~Walking along,
13        I,  XI  |        about just now!”~Quickly followed by Harry Blount, who was
14        I,  XI  |      Michael and his companions followed on foot. It was three o’
15        I,  XII |        the room.~The postmaster followed him, after shrugging his
16        I,  XIV |         which the marauders who followed the armies of Feofar-Khan
17        I,  XIV |       Strogoff, with firm step, followed the Tartar. Some moments
18        I,  XVI |     impossible that he can have followed any other route than that
19        I,  XVI |       departure, and have since followed the shortest road with all
20        I,  XVI |          The intelligent animal followed his master without even
21        I,  XVI |          But the other horsemen followed him closely, and without
22       II,  I   |     from Kolyvan. Ivan Ogareff, followed by several thousand men,
23       II,  II  |  several officers of high rank, followed by a brilliant escort of
24       II,  II  |        his horse’s flanks, and, followed by his staff of Tartar officers,
25       II,  II  |     Tomsk.”~Ogareff bowed, and, followed by the housch-begui, he
26       II,  V   |       and roubles.~Then silence followed for an instant, and the
27       II,  V   |       round he left the square, followed by the torch-bearers.~Michael
28       II,  VI  |       slope, when, after having followed the high banks of the Tom
29       II,  VII |      Nadia went towards him and followed him into the cottage.~“What
30       II,  VIII| Nijni-Oudinsk. The faithful dog followed them, though at a distance.
31       II,  IX  |     Serko barking! . . . He has followed his master!”~“Nicholas!”
32       II,  X   |   careless air, Alcide rose and followed her, making a sign to Blount
33       II,  XI  |      had crept forward; Jolivet followed; both listened to what the
34       II,  XII |        as we have already said, followed his profession of a medical