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 1        I,  II  |   returned from Siberia.”~“Well, whilst I live, Siberia is and shall
 2        I,  II  |          Czar had become excited whilst speaking, and now paced
 3        I,  III |         without uttering a word, whilst Michael stood perfectly
 4        I,  IV  |         mission, that is to say, whilst he was on European territory.
 5        I,  IV  | consequence was that in Siberia, whilst traversing the insurgent
 6        I,  IV  |        as to political matters.”~Whilst Alcide Jolivet noted down
 7        I,  VI  |     being free in his movements.~Whilst waiting, he looked about
 8        I,  VII |          issued from its funnel, whilst the end of the escape-pipe
 9        I,  IX  |      concern together break, and whilst the hinder part remains
10        I,  IX  |          a storm would not burst whilst they were among the mountains,
11        I,  X   |         without leaning forward, whilst her companion, his body
12        I,  XIV |         he left the public room, whilst for the last time the words
13        I,  XVII|        possession of the wicket, whilst Alcide Jolivet, contrary
14        I,  XVII|         of roubles on the shelf, whilst his rival looked on with
15        I,  XVII|     well-known verses of Cowper.~Whilst he was working Blount walked
16       II,  I   |          of the Daily Telegraph, whilst I—I have as yet suffered
17       II,  I   |          made of cast iron.”~And whilst Harry Blount rested, Alcide
18       II,  II  |       traveled rapidly to Ichim, whilst Sangarre and her band had
19       II,  V   |      replied Nadia, “use my eyes whilst yours sleep. I will lead
20       II,  VII |        and the young girl slept, whilst Michael, over whom sleep
21       II,  X   |        of all that was going on.~Whilst the blocks were thus drifting,
22       II,  XII |          the bank of the Angara, whilst waiting the arrival of the
23       II,  XIII|       difficulty in keeping calm whilst hearing this disastrous