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 1        I,  I  |     addressed, wore the simple uniform of an officer of chasseurs
 2        I,  I  |    guests, distinguished by no uniform, no decoration, at this
 3        I,  III|       wore a handsome military uniform something resembling that
 4        I,  IV |        July, having doffed his uniform, with a knapsack on his
 5        I,  IV |   private soldier, clad in his uniform—and the importance of a
 6        I,  IV |        and the importance of a uniform in Russia is great—would
 7        I,  XII|      whiskers. He wore a plain uniform. A cavalry saber hung at
 8        I,  XIV|       dressed in a very simple uniform. Although he glanced rapidly
 9       II,  II |     bravado, he still wore the uniform of a Russian officer.~As
10       II,  IV |        The Emir still wore his uniform. He was accompanied by a
11       II,  IV | already nick-named—wearing the uniform of a Tartar officer, dismounted