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 1        I,  V   |         palace, galloped in every direction. An unusual movement was
 2        I,  VIII|          and no doubt under their direction, landed about twenty dancers
 3        I,  IX  |        comfortably provided under direction of the State. The hood was
 4        I,  XIII|         was occasioned by the new direction the boat was rapidly taking.
 5        I,  XIII|     slowly urged it in a slanting direction towards the right bank.~
 6        I,  XV  |           passed Omsk, taking the direction of Irkutsk. The dispatches
 7        I,  XVI |  dismounted to discover the exact direction of the road, he heard a
 8        I,  XVII|      provinces in a southeasterly direction.~Michael began by going
 9        I,  XVII|        dared not continue in that direction. The horsemen advanced rapidly,
10       II,  VII |        off at a rapid pace in the direction indicated. If only a boat
11       II,  XI  | unnecessary to give it an oblique direction until they drew near the
12       II,  XIV |          wood, took fire in every direction. A bright light dissipated