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 1        I,  I  |  usually addressed, wore the simple uniform of an officer of
 2        I,  III|     with Strogoff’s calm and simple answer.~“Go then, Michael
 3        I,  IV |     his back, dressed in the simple Russian costume—tightly-fitting
 4        I,  IV |     her figure from the very simple and ample pelisse that covered
 5        I,  IV |  traveler was both extremely simple and appropriate. She was
 6        I,  V  |   somewhat too sharp for the simple merchant he wished to personate.~“
 7        I,  VII|      with square caps, and a simple string for a girdle, some
 8        I,  XI | Bravo!” cried Alcide; “for a simple merchant, Mr. Korpanoff,
 9        I,  XIV|    officer dressed in a very simple uniform. Although he glanced
10        I,  XVI| under him a “deh-baschi,” or simple commander of ten men. These
11       II,  V  |      he made to vibrate by a simple movement of the nails. He
12       II,  X  |     fugitives’ plan was very simple. A current in the lake runs