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 1        I,  VIII|        should do. They went on shore and mingled with the crowd,
 2        I,  XIII|    equal distances from either shore, and being carried down
 3        I,  XIII|     still two lengths from the shore. The boatmen redoubled their
 4        I,  XVI |      struck out boldly for the shore. In the midst of a hailstorm
 5       II,  VII |      high hills of the Eastern shore, crowned with forests, whose
 6       II,  VII |      But not a boat was on the shore, not a barge at the little
 7       II,  VII |     examined the houses on the shore, abandoned like all the
 8       II,  VII |    kibitka found itself on the shore of the smaller arm of the
 9       II,  X   | Nothing but forty miles on the shore of the lake up to the mouth
10       II,  X   |       in the current along the shore. It was steered by means
11       II,  X   |   current, which ran along the shore, without drifting out into
12       II,  X   |      high granite rocks of the shore. On the right bank could
13       II,  X   |     abstractedly gazing at the shore. A cry was about to escape
14       II,  XI  |      in all haste regained the shore. Wolves, like other beasts
15       II,  XII |   Russian town situated on the shore of the Sea of Okhotsk, had
16       II,  XIV |   preparations on the opposite shore could be distinctly seen.
17       II,  XV  |       beyond the houses on the shore, and left the other quarters