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 1        I,  II  |       rich country, with varied animal, vegetable, and mineral
 2        I,  III |        formidable and ferocious animal, in size equaling its fellow
 3        I,  III |         he dragged the gigantic animal’s skin to his father’s house,
 4        I,  XI  |   reached the tarantass, a huge animal retreated towards him.~It
 5        I,  XI  |       her presence of mind. The animal, which had not at first
 6        I,  XI  |      had fired close to it.~The animal, slightly wounded in the
 7        I,  XI  |       glance at the magnificent animal lying on the ground, loth
 8        I,  XIV |         could be had. It was an animal of strength and mettle,
 9        I,  XV  |   rubbed the wounds of the poor animal with hot grease according
10        I,  XV  |         to his horse. The brave animal could no longer have continued
11        I,  XV  |      exchanging him for another animal. He had become accustomed
12        I,  XVI |     important service. The good animal, hidden behind a thicket,
13        I,  XVI |   quietly away. The intelligent animal followed his master without
14        I,  XVII| terrible. Now that the faithful animal who had so bravely borne
15       II,  VI  |         more telling. He was an animal of the Siberian race, gray
16       II,  VII |        s directions, guided the animal obliquely, but cautiously,
17       II,  VII |         given to the courageous animal; then the island having
18       II,  VIII|      accomplished. Besides, the animal was strong, and of a race
19       II,  VIII|       stones, and shouting, the animal was urged into a gallop.