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 1        I,  I   |       the simple uniform of an officer of chasseurs of the guard.
 2        I,  I   | evidently the intention of the officer of chasseurs that his own
 3        I,  I   |       Kissoff waited until the officer to whom he had just communicated
 4        I,  I   |  departure being remarked.~The officer remained absorbed in thought
 5        I,  I   |      was not so unknown as the officer of the chasseurs of the
 6        I,  I   |         quickly approached the officer of chasseurs.~“Well?” asked
 7        I,  I   |      courier this moment!”~The officer left the hall and entered
 8        I,  I   |  Vernet, hung on the wall.~The officer hastily opened a window,
 9        I,  I   | inclosure the Kremlin; and the officer of chasseurs of the guard,
10        I,  II  |          Was he an intelligent officer?”~“Very intelligent, but
11        I,  III |        that of a light-cavalry officer in the field— boots, spurs,
12        I,  III |        couriers, ranking as an officer among those picked men.
13        I,  XII |      Tobolsk. There was not an officer nor a soldier left in Ichim.~
14        I,  XIV |   serious, they were led by an officer, a traitor to his country,
15        I,  XIV |        twenty horsemen, was an officer dressed in a very simple
16        I,  XIV |     narrow street. Neither the officer nor his escort concerned
17        I,  XIV |      disappeared, “Who is that officer?” asked Michael Strogoff.
18        I,  XIV |        just recognized in this officer the traveler who had struck
19        I,  XIV |    minutes afterwards a Tartar officer appeared in the posting-house. “
20        I,  XIV |    known her.~“Come,” said the officer,~Marfa Strogoff, with firm
21        I,  XVI |       stage. He and the second officer, smoking “beng,” the leaf
22        I,  XVI |     Being better mounted, this officer had distanced his detachment.~
23        I,  XVI |       moment’s aim. The Usbeck officer, hit in the breast, rolled
24       II,  II  |      been saved by the Russian officer. She never forgot what she
25       II,  II  |       the uniform of a Russian officer.~As he was about to enter
26       II,  IV  |        the uniform of a Tartar officer, dismounted before the Emir’
27       II,  VIII|        full at his breast.~The officer in command of the detachment
28       II,  VIII|       but at a sign from their officer, he was bound instead, placed
29       II,  XII |        Ivan Ogareff, a Russian officer whom he had himself reduced
30       II,  XIII|     Why?”~“It is said that the officer in question was condemned