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 1        I,  I   |           Trans-Balkan territory, received orders to march immediately
 2        I,  II  |      ample cause; for he had just received information that serious
 3        I,  II  |     dangerous from the day he has received his pardon.”~The Czar frowned.
 4        I,  II  |        answered the Czar. “I have received anonymous communications
 5        I,  IV  |        were the directions he had received.~Thirty years previously,
 6        I,  IV  | numberless questions, to which he received only evasive answers. Every
 7        I,  IV  |       amongst the many answers he received, he hoped to find some interesting
 8        I,  V   |    regiment of Nijni-Novgorod has received the route,” declared another.~“
 9        I,  VIII|           requisite fuel had been received on board. The whole vessel
10        I,  VIII|          having been asserted, he received orders to start for Irkutsk.
11        I,  X   |         impetus the tarantass had received was not to be lost, and
12        I,  XIII|           the gross injury he had received.~Nadia, therefore, asked
13        I,  XIII|           these events.~“Have you received any news of your mother
14        I,  XIV |       were descending the Irtych, received every day fresh reinforcements,
15        I,  XIV |             What wound can I have received which could have thus prostrated
16       II,  II  |        outposts of the camp. They received no orders to bivouac. Their
17       II,  II  |  attentions which she had herself received from the son. Her instinctive
18       II,  III |        Emir’s lieutenant. Ogareff received the Tsigane directly.~“What
19       II,  III |       What a scar the Colonel has received! Bah! one must boil over
20       II,  IV  |         main part of his dignity, received them in a way which satisfied
21       II,  IX  |        what encouragement she had received in return. At that time
22       II,  XI  |    although many of the fugitives received severe bites.~The struggle
23       II,  XIII|       ramparts. He was everywhere received with cordial congratulations
24       II,  XIII|         by the last letter he had received from Riga, what had become
25       II,  XV  |     mother.~The young courier was received by the Czar, who attached