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 1        I,  II  |     square miles, and contains nearly two millions of inhabitants.
 2        I,  II  |     and the middle, and number nearly four hundred thousand “tents,”
 3        I,  IV  |      Kalmucks, and others, but nearly all speaking the national
 4        I,  V   | transactions amounts yearly to nearly a hundred million dollars.~
 5        I,  VI  |  considerable number, they had nearly a thousand versts to go
 6        I,  VI  |       the route to Perm, it is nearly impossible but that I shall
 7        I,  VI  | Michael Strogoff had therefore nearly two hours to employ in searching
 8        I,  VII |  descend the Volga, which adds nearly two miles of current per
 9        I,  VII |     loaded to the gunwale, and nearly sinking under water. A bootless
10        I,  VII |       new, it was almost dark. Nearly all the passengers were
11        I,  VIII|        having descended it for nearly three hundred miles, to
12        I,  IX  |       long is it in advance?”~“Nearly an hour.”~“Forward, and
13        I,  XIII|      Siberia for a distance of nearly four hundred versts. Formerly
14        I,  XIII|      middle of the current, at nearly equal distances from either
15       II,  I   |     had furnished a contingent nearly equal to that of Bokhara.
16       II,  IV  |        TOMSK, founded in 1604, nearly in the heart of the Siberian
17       II,  VII |   whirlpool, and the horse was nearly exhausted, when, all at
18       II,  VIII|    until the mercury is frozen nearly 42 degrees below zero, and
19       II,  IX  |       food, and they had still nearly three hundred miles to go!
20       II,  XI  |     river.~By this time it was nearly midnight. The deep gloom
21       II,  XIV |  preceding nights had not been nearly so quiet—musketry rattling
22       II,  XIV |       The Gate of Bolchaia was nearly free. Only a very small