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 1        I,  I   |       had been speaking in that tone of respect with which sovereigns
 2        I,  I   |      repeated Harry Blount in a tone of surprise, interrupting
 3        I,  I   |          in a no less satisfied tone.~“Then you know also that
 4        I,  III |     eyes met. Then in an abrupt tone, “Thy name?” he asked.~“
 5        I,  IV  |        traveler, in a bantering tone; “you’ll grease your shawls
 6        I,  V   | answered Michael Strogoff, in a tone somewhat too sharp for the
 7        I,  IX  |        pronounced in a guttural tone, were more effectual than
 8        I,  XI  |        was said in a very angry tone, but was suddenly interrupted
 9        I,  XI  |          Then in an indifferent tone he asked, “Do you know,
10        I,  XI  |        out his hand, in a quiet tone he demanded the usual “pour-boire.”~
11        I,  XII |         uttered in an imperious tone: “Stop!”~But they did not
12        I,  XII |          said the traveler in a tone which admitted of no reply.~
13        I,  XII |         but without raising his tone more than would be suitable
14        I,  XIII|       Then in a peculiarly calm tone, “Be off, my friend,” said
15        I,  XIV |         speak in his usual firm tone.~“Who am I, thou askest!
16        I,  XIV |     replied the old woman, in a tone so calm, and with a face
17        I,  XVII|         by singing in a mocking tone:~“II est un petit homme,
18       II,  II  |     asked in Russian, in a cold tone, but free from its usual
19       II,  III |        Nadia, she said in a low tone, “You know me no longer,
20       II,  IV  | prisoner?” asked the Emir, in a tone of voice terrible from its
21       II,  VI  |     Never!” cried Michael, in a tone which plainly showed that
22       II,  IX  |        murmuring in a plaintive tone, “Michael!”~Then a dog,
23       II,  XI  |      barrier,” he said in a low tone. “Guide me, but let no one