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 1        I,  I   |       remember, Mr. Blount, what occurred at Zakret in 1812?”~“I remember
 2        I,  III |          which have been related occurred. Michael Strogoff was therefore
 3        I,  IV  |         look.~But a circumstance occurred which gave Strogoff a just
 4        I,  VI  |         All was in vain.~It then occurred to him that perhaps the
 5        I,  XII |       notes of such incidents as occurred on the journey—few and but
 6        I,  XII |         worthy of mention having occurred. The same evening, the 22d
 7        I,  XIII|      were still between!~It also occurred to her that if Omsk was
 8        I,  XIV |      herself. Suddenly a thought occurred to her. She denied by her
 9        I,  XV  | difficulty. Hence certain delays occurred, which all the impatience
10        I,  XVII|          news just as the events occurred. He would therefore not
11       II,  I   |         much dreaded by Michael, occurred on the morning of the 12th
12       II,  II  |         all the events which had occurred from her departure from
13       II,  VI  |         circumstance on that day occurred which it appeared likely
14       II,  VII |      upon Irkutsk. Something had occurred. A new Russian corps, hastily
15       II,  VII |        know the events which had occurred since his departure, he
16       II,  VIII|       information about what had occurred, that was impossible. There
17       II,  VIII|     mercilessly refused. Soon it occurred to these men, in a refinement
18       II,  VIII|  Chibarlinskoe. Here an incident occurred which had serious consequences.
19       II,  XII |          of the events which had occurred, the brother of the Czar
20       II,  XIII|       the Czar was a traitor. It occurred very naturally that on his
21       II,  XIV |          to midnight nothing had occurred. On the Eastern side, beyond