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 1        I,  III |        possibly fail.”~“What is his age?”~“Thirty.”~“Is he strong
 2        I,  IV  |       sixteen or seventeen years of age. Her head, truly charming,
 3        I,  IV  |            girl going, alone, at an age when the fostering care
 4        I,  V   | Nijni-Novgorod; it seemed to him an age. How was he to spend the
 5        I,  VIII|          fifteen to twenty years of age, wrapped in old cloaks,
 6        I,  XII |             his indifference. “What age should you consider her?”~“
 7        I,  XII |     apparently about forty years of age, tall, robust in figure,
 8        I,  XIII|        Blows, young man. I am of an age and strength to tell you
 9        I,  XIII|          woman. Notwithstanding her age, she has preserved all her
10       II,  II  |       Sangarre. Notwithstanding her age she was compelled to follow
11       II,  II  |          protection afforded by the age of the old prisoner.~On
12       II,  II  |            you have done for my old age!” said Marfa Strogoff once,
13       II,  V   |           of about fifteen years of age, then advanced. He held