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 1        I,  II  |        last heard of?”~“In the province of Perm.”~“In what town?”~“
 2        I,  V   |      are forbidden to quit the province upon any pretext whatsoever.~“
 3        I,  V   |     are commanded to leave the province within twenty-four hours.”~
 4        I,  VI  |     are forbidden to leave the province;” if Ivan Ogareff was still
 5        I,  VI  |       Ogareff was still in the province, this would at any rate
 6        I,  VI  |       are ordered to leave the province in four-and-twenty hours;”
 7        I,  VI  |   frontier could not leave the province for a time at least. The
 8        I,  VI  |       were ordered to quit the province, they had notwithstanding
 9        I,  VII |     back to their towns in the province. There were mujiks with
10        I,  VIII|      news. The governor of the province had published an order identical
11        I,  XI  | Tartars have invaded the whole province of Semipolatinsk, and for
12        I,  XIII|        all the peasants of the province. The boatmen spoke of horrible
13        I,  XIII|       is not a spot in all the province unknown to her. Many times
14        I,  XV  |    situation, this part of the province, lying in the fork formed
15        I,  XVI |   beyond the boundaries of the province? Was Feofar-Khan himself
16        I,  XVI |     road to Irkutsk across the province of Yeniseisk, which was
17        I,  XVII|      to the northwards, to the province of Yeniseisk, dreading the
18       II,  I   |    troops of the Amoor and the province of Takutsk did not arrive
19       II,  I   |    Feofar-Khan had invaded the province.~“Once at Tomsk,” he repeated
20       II,  II  |       the southern part of the province.~It may be easily understood
21       II,  IV  |      capital of this important province. It is at Omsk that the
22       II,  IV  |        Governor-General of the province and the official world reside.
23       II,  VII |        all the villages of the province. It was the intention of
24       II,  IX  |   towards the southwest of the province.~A hundred and forty miles
25       II,  XI  |     help from the south of the province. Besides this, before long
26       II,  XI  |       sent roaming through the province. They had smelt out the
27       II,  XII |       all the Siberians of the province, Irkutsk was at this time
28       II,  XII |      the administration of the province; a head of police, who has
29       II,  XII |         the inhabitants of the province of Irkutsk were compelled
30       II,  XII |   exiles, distributed over the province, had been collected in Irkutsk,