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 1        I,  I  |    many persons of the highest rank and importance scarcely
 2        I,  II |      and was degraded from his rank by his Highness the Grand
 3        I,  III|  Michael Strogoff, sire.”~“Thy rank?”~“Captain in the corps
 4        I,  IV |        escort of a traveler of rank consisted of not less than
 5        I,  IV |     useless to argue. Military rank is conferred on its employees,
 6        I,  XVI|     distinctive signs of their rank.~The pendja-baschi had been
 7       II,  I  | interlaced, indicated the high rank of these Tartar chiefs.
 8       II,  II |       several officers of high rank, followed by a brilliant
 9       II,  IV |      of including in the first rank of its notables the chief
10       II,  V  |     not mistaken.~In the first rank of the Tsiganes, Sangarre