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 1        I,  XV  |    the horizon. When he did halt for a moment at some turn
 2        I,  XV  |    him, galloped on without halt, leaping the space between
 3        I,  XVI |     execute it.~Indeed, the halt would not be prolonged,
 4       II,  II  | plan, doubtless, was not to halt there, but to press on and
 5       II,  III |   leave the ranks until the halt had been organized. Although
 6       II,  III |  sovereigns. As soon as the halt was organized, the prisoners,
 7       II,  VI  | Nadia was obliged to make a halt of a few hours. They both
 8       II,  VIII|     at Krasnoiarsk.~After a halt, the journey was continued
 9       II,  IX  |  further, they made a short halt in the village of Joulounov-skoe.
10       II,  IX  |  the Tartar scouts.~At each halt, Nadia climbed some hill
11       II,  IX  |     bench. “Shall we make a halt?” asked Michael.~“It is