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 1       II,  VIII|             Indeed it was now near September, and in this high region
 2       II,  VIII|          the morning of the 4th of September. There, very fortunately,
 3       II,  VIII|           the next day, the 6th of September, the kibitka halted in the
 4       II,  VIII|      during the day, on the 8th of September, the kibitka stopped suddenly.
 5       II,  VIII|          end to it. On the 10th of September the blind horse ran away,
 6       II,  VIII|          The next day, the 11th of September, the detachment passed through
 7       II,  IX  |          next morning, the 13th of September, twenty versts further,
 8       II,  IX  |            her all.~On the 15th of September, three days later, the two
 9       II,  IX  | indefatigable step.~On the 18th of September, at ten in the evening,
10       II,  XII |         the Yenisei on the 24th of September—appeared in sight of Irkutsk.
11       II,  XII |            effected on the 25th of September, in the Angara camp, and
12       II,  XIII|            he asked.~“On the 2d of September.”~“And now all the Tartar