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 1        I,  I   |        to Nijni-Novgorod, Perm, Ekaterenburg, Kasirnov, Tioumen, Ishim,
 2        I,  II  |         Ural, it passes through Ekaterenburg, Kasirnov, Tioumen, Ishim,
 3        I,  II  |       this wire, extending from Ekaterenburg to Nikolaevsk, which had
 4        I,  II  |        by the direct route from Ekaterenburg to Irkutsk, the often marshy
 5        I,  VII |        you will go from Perm to Ekaterenburg, since that is the best
 6        I,  VIII|      chosen the one by Perm and Ekaterenburg. It is the great stage road,
 7        I,  IX  |         versts between Perm and Ekaterenburg, brother,” said she. “Am
 8        I,  IX  |        and when we have reached Ekaterenburg, we shall be at the foot
 9        I,  IX  |       on their way from Perm to Ekaterenburg. At the first stages, the
10        I,  IX  |         triple tip if we are at Ekaterenburg to-morrow morning.”~
11        I,  XI  |         will arrive together at Ekaterenburg.”~“That, Mr. Korpanoff,”
12        I,  XI  |      driving the fore part into Ekaterenburg.”~“Did I not tell you that
13        I,  XI  |         so soon! But on leaving Ekaterenburg it may be our fortunate
14        I,  XI  |     take the road from Kasan to Ekaterenburg.”~“Ah! you know that, Mr.
15        I,  XI  | preceding the telga, arrived at Ekaterenburg, nothing worthy of note
16        I,  XII |         CHAPTER XII PROVOCATION~EKATERENBURG, geographically, is an Asiatic
17        I,  XII |   journey in so large a town as Ekaterenburg. It was founded in 1723,
18        I,  XII |      Just now the population of Ekaterenburg had greatly increased; many
19        I,  XII |      and vehicles when going to Ekaterenburg, there was no difficulty
20        I,  XII |         managed to take them to Ekaterenburg. As to Michael, he retained
21        I,  XII |   hundred and twenty miles from Ekaterenburg. There they intended to
22        I,  XII |         another.~This road from Ekaterenburg to Ichim—which passes through
23        I,  XII |       vehicles left the town of Ekaterenburg together.~Nadia was at last
24        I,  XII |      the two carriages had left Ekaterenburg they reached the small town