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 1        I,  XVI | detachment from Omsk, composed of Usbeck horsemen, a race of the
 2        I,  XVI |        like their masters, of the Usbeck race. These animals are
 3        I,  XVI |           to get the start of the Usbeck horsemen on the Irkutsk
 4        I,  XVI |     making the least neigh.~A few Usbeck horses raised their heads,
 5        I,  XVI |         issuing from the wood, an Usbeck’s horse, scenting him, neighed
 6        I,  XVI |          took a moment’s aim. The Usbeck officer, hit in the breast,
 7        I,  XVI |         too closely. Each time an Usbeck rolled on the ground, midst
 8        I,  XVI |        the bank of the river. The Usbeck detachment was now not more
 9        I,  XVII|           was out of reach of the Usbeck horsemen. They had not dared
10        I,  XVII|         before the arrival of the Usbeck horsemen, who would ascend
11        I,  XVII|      discharges of artillery.~The Usbeck horsemen stopped on the
12       II,  II  |          by a brilliant escort of Usbeck horsemen, moved to the front