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 1        I,  II  |        to the Tartar rebellion, circumstances were not the less very serious;
 2        I,  III |    foggy atmosphere, a thousand circumstances which are so many words
 3        I,  IV  |   weather or time. Whatever the circumstances, he must accept them and
 4        I,  IV  |         unalterable, even under circumstances in which a man would be
 5        I,  VI  | interests, they were, under the circumstances, perfectly justifiable.~“
 6        I,  VI  |    journey taken under ordinary circumstances, how could she manage to
 7        I,  IX  |      fortunate thing, under the circumstances, for the tarantass could
 8        I,  X   | brushwood.~Under these peculiar circumstances it might have been allowable
 9        I,  XI  |      would for us under similar circumstances?”~“Surely you will not risk
10        I,  XI  |        movements must depend on circumstances.”~“Well then, gentlemen,”
11        I,  XII |   leaving it; for under present circumstances few travelers cared to venture
12        I,  XII |        intended to be guided by circumstances as to their route across
13        I,  XIII|  skill-fulness could, under the circumstances, have done more.~The boat
14        I,  XV  |         would then be guided by circumstances, and very probably he would
15        I,  XVII|         supposed that under the circumstances this station was abandoned;
16        I,  XVII|          though under any other circumstances he would have thought it
17       II,  II  |        to a sincere friendship. Circumstances having brought them together,
18       II,  II  |       have done under any other circumstances, attention would be drawn
19       II,  VI  |      being made under tolerable circumstances, slowly certainly, but surely.
20       II,  X   |    gravity was justified by the circumstances.~Jolivet had, as has been
21       II,  XII |  coolness of which, under other circumstances, he had given incontestable
22       II,  XIII|    acquainting Ogareff with the circumstances under which his daughter
23       II,  XIII|       passed the frontier under circumstances with which we are acquainted,
24       II,  XIV |      their orders, according to circumstances.~We have said that Ogareff