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 1        I,  I   |   made it ‘radiant,’ in the columns of the Daily Telegraph.”~“
 2        I,  IV  | that before long the Tartar columns will have isolated Eastern
 3        I,  XII |   of cutting off the Tartar columns.~At midnight the town of
 4        I,  XV  |     get ahead of the Tartar columns. It was evident that the
 5        I,  XV  |    formed by the two Tartar columns which had bifurcated, one
 6        I,  XVII|    troops, divided into two columns, had marched to the left
 7       II,  I   |    had engaged with the two columns of the enemy, the bases
 8       II,  I   | line occupied by the Tartar columns was not situated beyond
 9       II,  X   | Irkutsk, and that the three columns had effected a junction.
10       II,  XII |  the progress of the Tartar columns. Since therefore it was
11       II,  XII |    arrival of the two other columns, commanded by the Emir and
12       II,  XII |  the heads of the relieving columns appear on the heights, and
13       II,  XIV |   above and below the town. Columns of blue flames ran between