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 1        I,  II |        there, in the provinces of Bokhara, Khokhand, and Koondooz,
 2        I,  II |           of Khiva, Khokhand, and Bokhara, the most formidable chiefs
 3        I,  II |    principal khanats are those of Bokhara, Khokhand, Koondooz, etc.
 4        I,  II |     formidable khanat was that of Bokhara. Russia had already been
 5        I,  II |       predecessors.~The khanat of Bokhara has a population of two
 6        I,  II |   possesses nineteen large towns. Bokhara, surrounded by a wall measuring
 7        I,  II |        its steppes, the khanat of Bokhara is a most formidable state;
 8        I,  II |       title taken by the khans of Bokhara—had poured his hordes over
 9        I,  IV |         it won’t be the same with Bokhara carpets.”~“What! are you
10        I,  IV |          you expecting goods from Bokhara?” asked the Persian.~“No,
11       II,  I  | Feofar-Khan, the terrible Emir of Bokhara, was encamped; and there
12       II,  I  |           nearly equal to that of Bokhara. With the Tadjiks were mingled
13       II,  I  |        the great functionaries of Bokhara. There resided the chief
14       II,  IV |          sultana of the states of Bokhara. But, queen or slave, this
15       II,  XII|       Duke heard that the Emir of Bokhara and the allied Khans were