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 1        I,  I   |  could be seen three distinct towns: Kitai-Gorod, Beloi-Gorod,
 2        I,  II  |      possesses nineteen large towns. Bokhara, surrounded by
 3        I,  IV  |    have been stationed in the towns, any movement of their troops
 4        I,  V   |   number of people in the two towns, separated by the stream
 5        I,  VII |       rapidly between the two towns of which Nijni-Novgorod
 6        I,  VII |     order to go back to their towns in the province. There were
 7        I,  XIII|       the depopulation of the towns, he should be unable to
 8        I,  XIV |      composed of two distinct towns: one which is exclusively
 9        I,  XIV |    Eastern Siberia, where the towns were more wealthy, and,
10        I,  XV  | Feofar-Khan.~But if the small towns of Ikoulskoe and Karguinsk,
11        I,  XVII|   employed at Kamsk and other towns take refuge during the summer
12       II,  IV  |     one of the most important towns in Asiatic Russia. Tobolsk,
13       II,  XII |      compelled to abandon the towns and villages. Those who
14       II,  XII |       the principal conquered towns, was concentrated under
15       II,  XIII|    only of the more important towns of the two Siberias, have
16       II,  XV  |  succession all the conquered towns. Besides this, the winter