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 1        I,  I   | alone are usually addressed, wore the simple uniform of an
 2        I,  III |   his mind.~Michael Strogoff wore a handsome military uniform
 3        I,  IV  |   sort of kerchief which she wore on her head escaped in profusion
 4        I,  IV  |     she held on her lap.~She wore a long, dark pelisse, gracefully
 5        I,  XII |     meeting red whiskers. He wore a plain uniform. A cavalry
 6        I,  XVI |    rough, and wild-featured, wore on their heads the “talpak,”
 7        I,  XVI |      men. These two officers wore helmets and half coats-of-mail;
 8       II,  II  |   impudent bravado, he still wore the uniform of a Russian
 9       II,  IV  |     diamonds. The Emir still wore his uniform. He was accompanied
10       II,  V   |      fortune elsewhere. They wore the national costume, and
11       II,  V   |       Some of these Persians wore leathern belts embroidered
12       II,  XIII|   exhausted with fatigue. He wore the dress of a Siberian
13       II,  XIV |   Ogareff remembered that he wore a sword. He drew it and