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 1        I,  IX  |       Yes.”~“How long is it in advance?”~“Nearly an hour.”~“Forward,
 2        I,  X   |   tarantass would be unable to advance without danger of falling
 3        I,  X   |       three steps they took in advance, they lost one, and even
 4        I,  XVI |        these been fired by the advance guard, or had the Emir’s
 5        I,  XVI |      courier cannot be much in advance of us,” said the pendja-baschi; “
 6        I,  XVI |       But then we should be in advance of him,” answered the pendja-baschi; “
 7       II,  I   |        only waiting for him to advance on Irkutsk.”~“And once free,
 8       II,  VI  | importance therefore to get in advance of them. How could Nadia
 9       II,  VII |    that he was several days in advance of the Tartars, and that
10       II,  VIII| suddenly. The horse refused to advance. Serko barked furiously.~“
11       II,  VIII|   every cost avoid the place.~“Advance cautiously,” said Michael
12       II,  VIII|    said Michael Strogoff, “but advance!”~A verst was soon traversed.~“
13       II,  IX  |        before, but behind. The advance guard of the Emir’s army,