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 1        I,  II |          something which you are ignorant of. After leaving Perm,
 2        I,  IV |      station, and they were each ignorant that the other had set out
 3        I,  V  |          Perhaps she is even now ignorant of what is happening. But
 4        I,  VI |        Siberia, how could she be ignorant of the measures taken by
 5        I,  VI |        directly?~But, if she was ignorant of it, she would come in
 6        I,  VII| companion, of which he was still ignorant.~“Nadia,” said she, holding
 7        I,  XV |       Ivan Ogareff was no longer ignorant of the fact that a courier
 8        I,  XV |        was fortunate that he was ignorant of it. Could he have withstood
 9       II,  III|        though the young girl was ignorant that her much-regretted
10       II,  XII|          a special corps, he was ignorant of their intention of choosing
11       II,  XII|       select corps. They are not ignorant that in this corps they
12       II,  XII|         last man?”~“They are not ignorant of it,” replied Fedor.~“