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 1        I,  II |  superficial area of 1,790,208 square miles, and contains nearly
 2        I,  II |       says, “a firm front or a square of good infantry could repel
 3        I,  II |        it is necessary for the square of good infantry to reach
 4        I,  IV |    this vast empire, 4,000,000 square miles in extent, does not
 5        I,  V  |  mounted Cossacks, reached the square where the evening before
 6        I,  V  |        to be heaped up in this square. Furs, precious stones,
 7        I,  V  |      the middle of the central square, surrounded by a circle
 8        I,  V  |   found himself in the central square when the report spread that
 9        I,  V  |      the middle of the central square, and it was seen by all
10        I,  VI |   these energetic measures the square of Nijni-Novgorod would,
11        I,  VI |         Michael left the great square of Nijni-Novgorod, where
12        I,  VII| national turban; Hindoos, with square caps, and a simple string
13        I,  IX |      than they; long hair, cut square on the forehead, hat with
14        I,  XIV| against surprise.~In the chief square, transformed into a camp,
15        I,  XIV|   debouched from the principal square into the street which Michael
16        I,  XIV|     found herself in the chief square in the presence of Ivan
17       II,  IV |        made his entry into the square, greeted by a flourish of
18       II,  IV |  ranged up at the sides of the square, in the middle of which
19       II,  V  |   lighted torches, entered the square. Led by Sangarre, Tsiganes
20       II,  V  |     led into the middle of the square.~“Blount,” said Alcide to
21       II,  V  | spectators, waiting around the square, as well as Feofar-Khan’
22       II,  V  |   train. There remained in the square only Ivan Ogareff and the
23       II,  V  |      looking round he left the square, followed by the torch-bearers.~
24       II,  V  | gleamed.~Michael listened. The square was silent and deserted.
25       II,  V  |     degrees to the edge of the square.~Suddenly Nadia appeared.
26       II,  VI |       escape and return to the square, at the moment when Michael
27       II,  VI |        till the crowd left the square. Michael, abandoned as a