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 1        I,  IV |     without giving himself the trouble of looking at the right
 2        I,  IV |       not to incommode or give trouble to anyone, all showed that
 3        I,  V  | Michael Strogoff expected some trouble in finding a hotel, or even
 4        I,  V  |       he had heard, he did not trouble his head. For why should
 5        I,  IX |     want of horses, he did not trouble himself about that.~During
 6        I,  XII|   Alcide had not the slightest trouble in replacing, by a sound
 7        I,  XII|       said that Blount did not trouble himself about the girl at
 8        I,  XII|      at Ichim, they had not to trouble themselves to find transport,
 9       II,  I  |        would not even take the trouble to bury.~During this trying
10       II,  II |   CHAPTER II CORRESPONDENTS IN TROUBLE~IVAN OGAREFF was bringing
11       II,  IX |     Irkutsk. He had not now to trouble himself about crossing the
12       II,  X  |      the evening. This did not trouble them; on the contrary, for