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 1        I,  VIII|      then spoke of her father, Wassili Fedor. He was a much-esteemed
 2        I,  VIII|     delay beyond the frontier.~Wassili Fedor had but time to embrace
 3       II,  XI  |     them again. If the term of Wassili Fedor’s exile should never
 4       II,  XII |    provinces.”~“His name?”~“Is Wassili Fedor.”~This exile was Nadia’
 5       II,  XII |      exile was Nadia’s father. Wassili Fedor, as we have already
 6       II,  XII |        adored by her children! Wassili Fedor had behaved heroically;
 7       II,  XII |   remarked General Voranzoff, “Wassili Fedor is a man of worth
 8       II,  XII |  further news of his daughter.~Wassili Fedor entered the presence
 9       II,  XII |      waited to be questioned.~“Wassili Fedor,” said the Grand Duke, “
10       II,  XII |        his companions in arms!~Wassili Fedor wrung, with emotion,
11       II,  XIII| bravest defenders of the town, Wassili Fedor. We know what anxiety
12       II,  XIII|        The only alleviation to Wassili Fedor’s anxiety was when
13       II,  XIII|     pretended courier arrived, Wassili Fedor went to the governor-general’
14       II,  XIII|        he therefore could give Wassili Fedor no news of his daughter.~“
15       II,  XIV |  strengthened by their orders. Wassili Fedor’s corps occupied the
16       II,  XV  |     The daughter of the exile, Wassili Fedor,” replied Michael.~“
17       II,  XV  |   Michael Strogoff, Nadia, and Wassili Fedor were united. This
18       II,  XV  |     double attack on the town. Wassili Fedor, with his little band,
19       II,  XV  |     arms. Then turning towards Wassili Fedor, “My father,” said
20       II,  XV  |       Strogoff, accompanied by Wassili Fedor, took the route to
21       II,  XV  |     Nadia entered Europe, and, Wassili Fedor settling down in St.