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 1        I,  XIV |          right bank, where he fell exhausted among the bushes.~When he
 2        I,  XV  |           importunate and curious.~Exhausted with fatigue, he went to
 3        I,  XVI | disadvantage. His horse was almost exhausted. He managed to reach the
 4        I,  XVII|           his strength, for he was exhausted with hunger and fatigue.~
 5       II,  I   |         skillful artist would have exhausted all the colors of his palette.~
 6       II,  VI  |         eight days, must be almost exhausted. He waited.~The cart was
 7       II,  VII |           the kibitka were not yet exhausted, so each had a share. Then,
 8       II,  VII |           and the horse was nearly exhausted, when, all at once, Michael,
 9       II,  VIII|           provisions were becoming exhausted, he found in an oven a dozen “
10       II,  IX  |         torture at Irkutsk?~Nadia, exhausted with hunger, was fortunate
11       II,  XI  |       hundreds across the ice. The exhausted fugitives were getting weaker.
12       II,  XIII|           man entered. He appeared exhausted with fatigue. He wore the