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 1        I,  III |      when the cold was sometimes fifty degrees below zero—he scoured
 2        I,  VII |      perform the two hundred and fifty miles which separate this
 3        I,  XIII|          they reached Abatskaia, fifty miles farther on, where
 4        I,  XIII|       had reached Koulatsinskoe, fifty miles farther on. An hour
 5        I,  XIII|         cried Michael; “courage! Fifty roubles for you if we reach
 6        I,  XV  |          midnight he had cleared fifty miles, and halted at the
 7        I,  XV  |      afternoon, after a stage of fifty miles he reached Kamsk.~
 8        I,  XVI |     dismounted. There were about fifty. A dozen of them carried
 9        I,  XVI |        is to say, a commander of fifty men, having under him a “
10        I,  XVI | detachment was now not more than fifty paces behind him.~The Obi
11       II,  I   | contained at least a hundred and fifty thousand soldiers, as many
12       II,  II  |        the steppe. A hundred and fifty versts lay between the camp
13       II,  III |          they must have diverged fifty versts eastward, to the
14       II,  VI  |        Atchinsk, two hundred and fifty miles from Tomsk. Eighty
15       II,  VII |          command two hundred and fifty thousand men, to which the
16       II,  VII |    before them for a distance of fifty versts.~But not a boat was
17       II,  VIII|        Tartars, to the number of fifty thousand, had now quitted
18       II,  X   |        is, was not so now. About fifty people were collected at
19       II,  XI  |       like torches—a hundred and fifty flaming at once. With the
20       II,  XII |        town, and he told me that fifty thousand Russians under
21       II,  XII |        snow will keep them back. Fifty thousand good men, taking
22       II,  XIII|       engaged with a hundred and fifty thousand Tartars, and, notwithstanding