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 1        I,  I   |     on the contrary, appeared especially organized to listen and
 2        I,  II  |       The Tartars belong more especially to two distinct races, the
 3        I,  III |       the man.~A circumstance especially favorable to the success
 4        I,  III |   first distinguished himself especially, in a journey to the Caucasus,
 5        I,  IV  | certain restrictive measures, especially in the provinces bordering
 6        I,  IV  |      criticize them.~This was especially remarked by a traveler in
 7        I,  IV  |        All this was possible, especially in such a country as Russia.
 8        I,  IX  | surely, should we not?”~“Yes, especially with more rapidity, but
 9        I,  XIII|     and that in this instance especially he had heroically sacrificed
10        I,  XIII|  ended his evening prayer.~He especially felt a great wish to know
11        I,  XIII|     much exasperated Michael, especially as the boatmen gave them
12        I,  XIV |     officials; the other more especially devoted to the Siberian
13       II,  I   |       the traitor whom it was especially necessary to precede. He
14       II,  I   |   little to him, at this time especially, what they might think of
15       II,  X   |       yet, for they were more especially massed at the approaches
16       II,  XIV |       and this evening it was especially severe. The Russians posted