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1        I,  IV |    waited also.~Both remained quiet.~“A determined nature!”
2        I,  X  |    driver could not manage to quiet them. His friendly expressions
3        I,  XI |       limits and—”~“Now do be quiet, my dear sir. When you are
4        I,  XI |      Alcide to himself, “this quiet merchant who always avoids
5        I,  XI |    holding out his hand, in a quiet tone he demanded the usual “
6        I,  XIV|     might have fled into some quiet portion of the steppe.~The
7        I,  XV |       day, were comparatively quiet, owing to their position
8       II,  XIV|    the Bolchaia Gate, all was quiet. Not a glimmer was seen
9       II,  XIV| nights had not been nearly so quiet—musketry rattling from the