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 1        I,  I   |        they obtained a peculiar power of divining the most secret
 2        I,  I   |         to be sure, had not the power of moving as freely as those
 3        I,  I   |         in fact, a very limited power of movement, we should not
 4        I,  II  |      for an hour, the Muscovite power!”~The Czar was right in
 5        I,  IV  |  journey. But it was not in his power to choose either weather
 6        I,  IV  |     provinces, he would have no power over the relays, either
 7        I,  IX  |      had to depend alone on the power of his roubles.~But to what
 8        I,  X   |      nor beast could resist its power.~Indeed, some firs which
 9        I,  XVII|      wicket, but have it in his power to send off the news just
10       II,  I   |       appeared to have lost its power beyond the frontiers of
11       II,  I   | companion by every means in his power. His first care, when they
12       II,  II  |    Having Marfa Strogoff in her power, she would have been the
13       II,  II  |       the Irtych are now in our power; and the Turcoman horsemen
14       II,  II  |      will have fallen into your power. The Czar’s troops have
15       II,  III |         of this letter is in my power. I repeat, Sangarre, are
16       II,  XII |        bulwark of the Muscovite power in the Far East, was put
17       II,  XIV |       and the Grand Duke in the power of Ivan Ogareff.~During