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 1        I,  IV  |  Nijni-Novgorod will be easily cleared off by the West; but, unfortunately,
 2        I,  IV  |        At last, the road being cleared, the train proceeded, and
 3        I,  VIII|     order among the crowd, and cleared the way both for the passengers
 4        I,  XII |       he. All obstacles seemed cleared away; the performance of
 5        I,  XIV |     the street was immediately cleared.~When the escort had disappeared, “
 6        I,  XV  | conveyance.~At midnight he had cleared fifty miles, and halted
 7        I,  XVII|       time the smoke partially cleared, and it became evident that
 8       II,  III |     dismounted, and his escort cleared a large circle round him.
 9       II,  III |  Ogareff, in the middle of the cleared ground. Michael cast down
10       II,  VI  |       man for his brow at once cleared.~“Well, where are you going?”
11       II,  VII | promenaded the beautiful park, cleared in a forest of birch trees,