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 1        I,  XI |      Nadia remained. The road wound along, and the squalls,
 2        I,  XIV|      replied the mujik.~“What wound can I have received which
 3        I,  XIV|      me? It was not a gunshot wound?”~“No; a lance-thrust in
 4        I,  XIV| revived him. He then felt the wound in his head, the violence
 5        I,  XVI|       destitute of trees, and wound among bogs and pools, separated
 6       II,  I  |  disagreeable to him, for his wound caused him much pain, and
 7       II,  I  |       was to examine Blount’s wound. Having managed carefully
 8       II,  I  |     the enclosure, bathed the wound, and skillfully placed the
 9       II,  I  |     wish to be silent. If the wound, in prudence, required rest,
10       II,  V  |       the colored fire, which wound, serpent-like, above the