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 1        I,  I   |   been informed, more or less exactly, of the events which had
 2        I,  I   |     of the Daily Telegraph.”~“Exactly.”~“Do you remember, Mr.
 3        I,  I   |     know of them to-morrow.”~“Exactly as the readers of the Daily
 4        I,  V   |   doing so, he wished to know exactly the hour at which the steamboat
 5        I,  VII |   resistance to their orders. Exactly at the hour the last clang
 6        I,  VIII|      biting his lips.~“That’s exactly where I have been!” answered
 7        I,  XI  |      on the Volga.”~“Ah, yes! exactly so! Mr.—”~“Nicholas Korpanoff,
 8        I,  XI  |       with some earnestness.~“Exactly so, Mr. Korpanoff; and we
 9        I,  XII |      day and night.”~“That is exactly what we intend doing,” replied
10       II,  X   |  Their opinion of Michael was exactly what the Czar had expressed
11       II,  XII |        you know our situation exactly. I have the firm hope that
12       II,  XIV | protected the river.~This was exactly what Ogareff wished. He