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 1        I,  IV  |           stopped, inspectors came forward who scrutinized the travelers
 2        I,  V   |         wished to personate.~“Come forward, then, so I can see you,”
 3        I,  V   |            took two or three steps forward, and was about to interrogate
 4        I,  V   |         unusual movement was going forward which a serious state of
 5        I,  VII |        longer walk. He reached the forward deck, and was already climbing
 6        I,  VIII|            every clime, was pulled forward over his wrinkled face.
 7        I,  VIII|        deck. Michael Strogoff went forward and took her hand. “Look,
 8        I,  IX  |       advance?”~“Nearly an hour.”~“Forward, and a triple tip if we
 9        I,  X   |             though without leaning forward, whilst her companion, his
10        I,  X   | all-powerful name of the Emperor.~“Forward, my swallows!” cried the
11        I,  X   |       tired horses once more moved forward. Dragged, so to speak, by
12        I,  XI  |          heard a pistol-shot.~“Ah! forward, sirs!” cried he.~“Hullo!”
13        I,  XII |   companions again pressed rapidly forward. The horses, urged on by
14        I,  XV  |           venomous insects, sprang forward as if the rowels of a thousand
15        I,  XVII|     Michael, leaving the Obi, went forward to the right of Kolyvan.~
16       II,  II  |            a necessity for pushing forward, if only to secure provisions
17       II,  II  |            the housch-begui walked forward and almost immediately two
18       II,  III |            road on foot, or driven forward as if they were animals.
19       II,  III |            was there. He had leapt forward at this horrible scene.
20       II,  IV  |         who had been about to rush forward, stopped, and Nadia— who
21       II,  V   |           sign. Michael was thrust forward by his guards to the foot
22       II,  VIII|            A dozen horsemen dashed forward, and the kibitka was surrounded.
23       II,  IX  |            was dragging poor Nadia forward too rapidly, he went at
24       II,  IX  |   companion’s hand and drawing him forward.~Two or three versts further
25       II,  IX  |        horsemen who were passing. “Forward, Nadia!” he said.~Michael
26       II,  X   |            priests, grouped in the forward part of the raft, prayed
27       II,  XI  |          old boatman crouched down forward among his men, solely occupied
28       II,  XI  |      obstructed.~Michael had crept forward; Jolivet followed; both
29       II,  XIII|     council simultaneously started forward. A courier from the Czar
30       II,  XIV |            step, then again leaped forward. But as had the first, this
31       II,  XIV |         all his courage, he sprang forward on his impassible adversary.