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1       II,  VI  |         and eyebrows were partly burnt, but in appearance, at least,
2       II,  VI  |         moved.~“The Tartars have burnt out his eyes!” replied Nadia,
3       II,  VI  |           as if imploring pity.~“Burnt out his eyes! Oh! poor little
4       II,  VI  |          you very much when they burnt your eyes!”~“Very much,”
5       II,  VIII|          demolished, others half burnt down. The marks of bullets
6       II,  IX  |        of Joulounov-skoe. It was burnt and deserted. All night
7       II,  X   |         Nadia. “The Tartars have burnt out his eyes! My poor brother
8       II,  XII | advancing towards the town, they burnt, in passing, the summer-house
9       II,  XV  |    liquid naphtha having rapidly burnt to the surface of the water,