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 1        I,  XV  | CHAPTER XV THE MARSHES OF THE BARABA~IT was fortunate that Michael
 2        I,  XV  |    the swampy district of the Baraba.~There, for a distance of
 3        I,  XV  |     These vast marshes of the Baraba, form the reservoir to all
 4        I,  XV  |      are obliged to cross the Baraba during the summer take care
 5        I,  XV  |     that this district of the Baraba, so unhealthy during the
 6        I,  XV  |   behind upon the road to the Baraba, and he plunged again into
 7        I,  XV  |     in the very center of the Baraba. The emigration caused by
 8        I,  XV  |     safe in the center of the Baraba, whence at least they thought
 9        I,  XV  |   dawn; but unfortunately the Baraba proved more detestable than
10        I,  XV  |    this remote village of the Baraba news of the war was utterly
11        I,  XV  |     the morrow be free of the Baraba and arrive at Kolyvan. There
12        I,  XV  |      to their position in the Baraba, was it not to be dreaded
13        I,  XV  |       last depressions of the Baraba, and the dry and hard soil
14        I,  XVI |      in the plains beyond the Baraba was by no means ungrounded.
15        I,  XVI |  other route than that of the Baraba.”~“Who knows if he has left
16        I,  XVII|      unhealthy climate of the Baraba. According to the latest