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 1        I,  VIII|        or face. Near him was the Tsigane, Sangarre, a woman about
 2        I,  VIII|    struck him just then that the Tsigane, Sangarre, was regarding
 3        I,  XI  |         gypsy troupe, of the old Tsigane, whose face he had not been
 4       II,  II  |        western provinces was the Tsigane troop, which had accompanied
 5       II,  II  |        constantly watched by the Tsigane Sangarre. Notwithstanding
 6       II,  III |     Sangarre, Ogareff’s spy.~The Tsigane was there, a few paces off,
 7       II,  III |         courier of the Czar. The Tsigane’s first thought was to tell
 8       II,  III | lieutenant. Ogareff received the Tsigane directly.~“What have you
 9       II,  III |          nothing, Ivan,” replied Tsigane; “for you do not even know
10       II,  III |    Strogoff.”~“No,” answered the Tsigane, with a look of savage joy, “
11       II,  III |         extended his hand to the Tsigane, who kissed it; for there
12       II,  V   |    veritable corybantes. A young Tsigane, of about fifteen years
13       II,  V   |         remainder surrounded the Tsigane in the windings of their
14       II,  XII |         brother of the Czar. The Tsigane Sangarre, who had accompanied