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 1        I,  I   |      NEW PALACE~“SIRE, a fresh dispatch.”~“Whence?”~“From Tomsk?”~“
 2        I,  I   |      had just communicated the dispatch forwarded from Tomsk should
 3        I,  IV  |       frontier of Siberia, the dispatch service was performed by
 4        I,  V   | governor-general. An important dispatch from Moscow, it was said,
 5        I,  V   |     that he held in his hand a dispatch.~Then, in a loud voice,
 6        I,  VIII|   Kasan to Paris.”~“You sent a dispatch to your cousin?”~“With enthusiasm.”~“
 7        I,  XVII|       them. One of them held a dispatch, written in pencil, in his
 8        I,  XVII|        telegraph the following dispatch: “Daily Telegraph, London.~“
 9        I,  XVII|          These words ended the dispatch.~“My turn now,” cried Alcide
10        I,  XVII|        anxious to send off his dispatch, addressed to his cousin.~
11        I,  XVII|    force the clerk to take his dispatch in preference to that of
12        I,  XVII|        shelf, he delivered his dispatch, which the clerk read aloud: “
13        I,  XVII|     add this postscript to his dispatch: “Harry Blount, correspondent
14        I,  XVII|    Alcide Jolivet, his useless dispatch in his hand, had run to