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 1        I,  XVII|  flames shooting up among the houses of the town, and the steeple
 2       II,  IV  |   mines. In the luxury of its houses, its arrangements, and its
 3       II,  VI  |    Not more than two or three houses were still occupied. All
 4       II,  VI  |      be found in all Siberian houses. They silently seated themselves.~
 5       II,  VII |       the churches and of the houses built on the high bank of
 6       II,  VII |   Half a verst from the first houses,” replied Nadia.~“Can the
 7       II,  VII |     of the magnificent wooden houses, of monumental aspect! Not
 8       II,  VII | reached the little quay, with houses on each side quite down
 9       II,  VII |  continued. They examined the houses on the shore, abandoned
10       II,  VIII|  trees were cut down. The few houses scattered along the road
11       II,  VIII|  advanced cautiously. Several houses in deserted villages still
12       II,  IX  |  enough to find in one of the houses a quantity of dried meat
13       II,  X   |       its church, and its few houses built on the bank. But the
14       II,  XI  |       frightful rapidity. The houses, built of fir-wood, blazed
15       II,  XI  |     flew in millions from the houses, which resembled so many
16       II,  XII |    with gigantic birches, its houses of brick and wood, some
17       II,  XIV |       of the earth-works. The houses on the bank, built of wood,
18       II,  XIV |        and others towards the houses in the grasp of the flames,
19       II,  XIV |    set it on fire. Beyond the houses on the bank were in a blaze.~
20       II,  XV  |  flames did not go beyond the houses on the shore, and left the