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 1        I,  IX |    kept his equilibrium on his narrow seat in a marvelous manner.~
 2        I,  X  |        any description, in the narrow defiles of the Ural, on
 3        I,  X  |       they toiled on towards a narrow pass, lying north and south,
 4        I,  XIV|      posting-house, when, in a narrow street, Michael Strogoff,
 5        I,  XIV|     went at full trot into the narrow street. Neither the officer
 6       II,  V  |       filigree, they drew long narrow bands of scarlet silk, on
 7       II,  XI |       it soon died away in the narrow valley of the Angara.~The
 8       II,  XI | floating ice. Should the river narrow, it would soon form an impassable
 9       II,  XI |   blocks was only held on by a narrow strip.~“Come,” said Nadia.
10       II,  XV |       book in this way: “Ran a narrow chance of being finished