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 1        I,  I   |        able to send beyond Lake Baikal.”~“And the governments of
 2        I,  II  | provinces of the Amoor and Lake Baikal. At the same time, the regiments
 3        I,  XII |      left the provinces of Lake Baikal, and returned to her present
 4        I,  XVII| intended to go through the Lake Baikal provinces in a southeasterly
 5       II,  IX  |    between Krasnoiarsk and Lake Baikal, Michael therefore expected
 6       II,  IX  |    Strogoff’s feet. It was Lake Baikal.~
 7       II,  X   |                       CHAPTER X BAIKAL AND ANGARA~LAKE BAIKAL is
 8       II,  X   |        X BAIKAL AND ANGARA~LAKE BAIKAL is situated seventeen hundred
 9       II,  X   |     meteorological reason, Lake Baikal is subject to violent tempests.
10       II,  X   |      spare him. This end of the Baikal, this part of the steppe,
11       II,  X   |       to beat the shores of the Baikal, in which case flight would
12       II,  X   |     interest had united at Lake Baikal. Driven back by the Tartar
13       II,  X   |        reach the outlet of Lake Baikal. From this point to Irkutsk,
14       II,  X   |   forming on the surface of the Baikal. Although the raft managed
15       II,  X   |        muscular moujiks. An old Baikal boatman took command of
16       II,  X   |       stopped, had come to Lake Baikal.~These priests, grouped
17       II,  X   |     place on the surface of the Baikal. Magnificent jets, from
18       II,  X   |      obliged to go back to Lake Baikal.~They had been in the place
19       II,  XII |       had to retire beyond Lake Baikal, a district to which the