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 1        I,  II | social order! What! political exiles returning from Tobolsk,
 2        I,  II |     to say. General, that the exiles would make common cause
 3        I,  II |   offenders besides political exiles in Siberia,” said the chief
 4        I,  II | against the country which the exiles have not lost all hope of
 5       II,  XII|    much to do in a town where exiles abound; and, lastly, a mayor,
 6       II,  XII| defense. Soldiers, merchants, exiles, peasants, all devoted themselves
 7       II,  XII|       whom?”~“By the Siberian exiles, whom, as your Highness
 8       II,  XII|       hundred.”~The political exiles, distributed over the province,
 9       II,  XII|   their bravery.~“What do the exiles ask?” said the Grand Duke.~“
10       II,  XII|      not seek to hide, “these exiles are Russians, and it is
11       II,  XII|      in the common cause. The exiles, till then mingled with
12       II,  XII|       or favors, and when the exiles of Irkutsk thought of forming
13       II,  XII|    generously accorded to the exiles of Irkutsk, was indeed an
14       II,  XIV|       from the little band of exiles.~Ogareff re-entered his
15       II,  XV |    exile. There are no longer exiles in Irkutsk.”~Nadia, less