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 1        I,  II  |      infantry could repel ten times the number of Kirghiz; and
 2        I,  II  |      had already been several times at war with its chiefs,
 3        I,  III |    Personally, and at various times he has fulfilled difficult
 4        I,  IV  |      over-particular in these times, and you never can know
 5        I,  IX  |   before?” asked Nadia.~“Many times.”~“During winter we should
 6        I,  IX  |     to rise again.”~“How many times have you crossed the steppe
 7        I,  IX  |    the young Livonian.~“Three times, Nadia, when I was going
 8        I,  XIII| province unknown to her. Many times has she traveled all over
 9        I,  XIII|      with my father; and many times I myself, when a mere child,
10        I,  XVI |    the steppe itself.~Several times shots were fired at Michael,
11        I,  XVI |      hitting him, and several times too he discharged his revolver
12       II,  III |     night, Michael was twenty times on the point of looking
13       II,  VI  |      Nadia?” he asked several times.~“Yes, Michael,” invariably
14       II,  IX  |      can go no farther!”~Many times Nadia was obliged to stop.
15       II,  X   |     only anxiety exhibited at times by the old boatman was concerning
16       II,  X   | tourist traveling in peaceful times on this Siberian sea.~At
17       II,  XII |       containing, in ordinary times, thirty thousand inhabitants.
18       II,  XII |    had been mentioned several times, but he never asked either
19       II,  XIII|    met the Tartars?”~“Several times, your Highness.”~“And they
20       II,  XV  |     she had already a hundred times called “daughter.” The brave