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 1        I,  XI  |      splendid style the famous blow of the Siberian hunters,
 2        I,  XI  |      retreated, a straight-out blow of the fist, in true British
 3        I,  XIII|      the next moment a violent blow was felt. The boats had
 4        I,  XIII|    about to follow him, when a blow from a lance struck him,
 5        I,  XIV |     successful completion?~The blow which had struck Michael
 6        I,  XVI | revolver in his hand, ready to blow out the brains of the first
 7       II,  II  |       succumbed to this double blow. The interruption to her
 8       II,  III |                    CHAPTER III BLOW FOR BLOW~SUCH were now the
 9       II,  III |           CHAPTER III BLOW FOR BLOW~SUCH were now the relative
10       II,  III |      he struck Ogareff a sharp blow across the face. “Blow for
11       II,  III |   sharp blow across the face. “Blow for blow!” said he.~“Well
12       II,  III |     across the face. “Blow for blow!” said he.~“Well repaid!”
13       II,  V   |      yet to give him a parting blow?~Ivan Ogareff slowly approached
14       II,  IX  |       latter leapt up at it. A blow from the formidable beak
15       II,  XI  |  lighted straw or even a spark blow into the water, it would
16       II,  XI  |    happily, the breeze did not blow from that side. It came
17       II,  XIII|     fight to the last man, and blow up the town rather than
18       II,  XIV |       strike him with a deadly blow.~Nadia, terrified and at
19       II,  XIV |       s knife turned aside the blow. Michael had not been touched,
20       II,  XIV |   knife had simply parried the blow from the traitor’s useless