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 1        I,  III |   father—old Peter Strogoff, dead ten years since— inhabited
 2        I,  V   | above was like a city of the dead, the town below, at all
 3        I,  XVI |      been given to take him, dead or alive.~It was necessary,
 4        I,  XVI |   Too probably it would fall dead on reaching the banks of
 5       II,  II  |    the name of sister is not dead. God cannot have allowed
 6       II,  III |      he whom she had thought dead still lived. But Marfa saw
 7       II,  III |   Blount; “but Strogoff is a dead man. I suspect that, for
 8       II,  V   |      lying lifeless, perhaps dead. He heard in the distance
 9       II,  VII |    sound to be heard in this dead city. Michael allowed nothing
10       II,  VIII|   the last duties to all the dead bodies they were now to
11       II,  VIII|    horse of the kibitka fell dead, shot through the head.~
12       II,  IX  |       and searched among the dead. Was he reserved for some
13       II,  IX  |    left plain traces: here a dead horse, there an abandoned
14       II,  IX  |     Was not the old Siberian dead? Had not her son given the
15       II,  IX  |  that he might be laid in it—dead! The faithful Serko was
16       II,  XV  |    leaving a large number of dead on and below the ramparts.~
17       II,  XV  |      the ramparts.~Among the dead was the gypsy Sangarre,