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 1        I,  I   |      principal governments of Europe. Two or three of these astute
 2        I,  II  |    separate it from Russia in Europe, to the shores of the Pacific
 3        I,  II  | Remusat says, “is regarded in Europe as the type of beauty in
 4        I,  IV  |      of the states of Western Europe. The Russian territory in
 5        I,  IV  |      The Russian territory in Europe and Asia contains more than
 6        I,  V   |   Black Sea, from America and Europe, were united at this corner
 7        I,  VII |      the largest river in all Europe, is almost three thousand
 8        I,  IX  |       too, those passing from Europe to Asia purchase carriages,
 9        I,  IX  |  preference. But, once out of Europe, he had to depend alone
10        I,  X   |    two thousand miles between Europe and Asia. Whether they are
11        I,  XVII|     their rival dispatches to Europe, and forestall each other
12       II,  II  |     to throw yourself towards Europe; it is to conquer rapidly
13       II,  IV  |       which the ceremonies of Europe can give not the least idea.
14       II,  XII |      China, Central Asia, and Europe. The authorities had therefore
15       II,  XV  |      Fedor, took the route to Europe. The road so full of suffering
16       II,  XV  |     Michael and Nadia entered Europe, and, Wassili Fedor settling