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 1        I,  X   |             The road was perfectly deserted. The tarantass encountered
 2        I,  XII |        there some villages already deserted indicated the approach of
 3        I,  XVI |       answered. Was the country so deserted that he could not discover
 4        I,  XVI |           house which had not been deserted. Every one was tenantless.~
 5        I,  XVI |          self-possession had never deserted him, and creeping amongst
 6        I,  XVI |            behind him.~The Obi was deserted—not a boat of any description
 7       II,  I   |             Not that the plain was deserted. It presented a most animated
 8       II,  II  |           of Ivan Ogareff, had not deserted her master. Ogareff had
 9       II,  V   |           fiery. Their passion had deserted them, and, by the kind of
10       II,  V   |          The square was silent and deserted. He went, groping his way,
11       II,  VII |            Street. Krasnoiarsk was deserted; there was no longer an
12       II,  VIII| Krasnoiarsk they would find only a deserted town. There being no communication
13       II,  VIII|          Everywhere they came upon deserted villages. The Siberian peasantry
14       II,  VIII|            Alsalevok, which was as deserted as the surrounding country.
15       II,  VIII|      cautiously. Several houses in deserted villages still burned, and
16       II,  IX  |   Joulounov-skoe. It was burnt and deserted. All night Nadia had tried
17       II,  X   |         passengers, issuing from a deserted house, ran as fast as they
18       II,  XI  |         few moments the wolves had deserted not only the raft, but also
19       II,  XII |           immediately occupied the deserted suburbs, every building
20       II,  XIII|      outposts, to attack the gate, deserted, as Ogareff anticipated
21       II,  XIV |            Gate, would be probably deserted, so much the more because