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1        I,  VI |  manage to accomplish it under conditions which made it not only perilous
2        I,  XII|    were to be had on the usual conditions. At each telegraphic station
3       II,  I  |        wished to go, and under conditions of safety which free he
4       II,  III|     ground. Flight under these conditions would have been extremely
5       II,  III|    situation, that under these conditions it was perfectly impossible;
6       II,  IX |        the Irtych. But how the conditions under which they traveled
7       II,  X  | subject to peculiar climatical conditions, the autumn appears to be
8       II,  X  |    were fugitives of different conditions, whom the same interest
9       II,  X  |      said that Russians of all conditions had found a place on the