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 1       II,  III|    reached the little village of Zabediero, thirty versts from Tomsk.~
 2       II,  III|          Boats, requisitioned at Zabediero, were brought up to the
 3       II,  III|          returned to the camp at Zabediero. From here he was to start
 4       II,  III|        this fresh meeting at the Zabediero camp would have no disastrous
 5       II,  III|   courier, was at this moment in Zabediero, among Ivan Ogareff’s prisoners.
 6       II,  III|          hour after, she reached Zabediero, and was shown into the
 7       II,  III|         command of the troops at Zabediero, and, amid the deafening
 8       II,  IV |        soldiers from the camp at Zabediero, who ranged up at the sides
 9       II,  IV |        after news. After leaving Zabediero, they had proceeded rapidly
10       II,  IV |    terrible scene in the camp at Zabediero. They had been pitilessly
11       II,  X  | post-house—the first time at the Zabediero camp, when he laid open