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1        I,  V   |        were gradually becoming empty, and at length everyone
2       II,  IV  | crouching poor, the town stood empty to the hordes of Feofar-Khan.
3       II,  VI  |      town. There they found an empty house, the door wide open.
4       II,  VII |    which they pushed open, was empty, as well as all the others.
5       II,  VII |      of poor people, and quite empty. Nicholas visited one, Nadia
6       II,  VII |       one,” said Michael, “but empty the others.”~“Directly,
7       II,  VII |    said Nicholas, beginning to empty the bottles.~One full of
8       II,  VIII|       but the rich country was empty. Everywhere they came upon
9       II,  VIII|   along the road were not only empty, some had been partly demolished,