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 1        I,  II  |   was already in danger. The line of military stations, that
 2        I,  VIII|      horizon was closed by a line of hills covered with aspens,
 3        I,  XII |  attract notice but the long line of the telegraph posts,
 4        I,  XV  |     and to strike a straight line across that impassable network
 5        I,  XVI |   Michael could settle on no line of action until these questions
 6        I,  XVI | distant could be seen a pale line bordered by a few trees.~
 7       II,  I   |     steppe. The most eastern line occupied by the Tartar columns
 8       II,  III |      to the Tom and formed a line of obstacles impossible
 9       II,  VII |    perhaps not in a straight line, for the current is very
10       II,  VII |     in a gradually narrowing line, from which they could not
11       II,  IX  |     the horizon a long light line. It was the Dinka River.
12       II,  XIII|  were already masters of the line of the Obi when the news