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1        I,  I   |       hearing was of wonderful assistance to these two men in their
2        I,  X   |    tarantass and rushed to his assistance. Endowed with more than
3        I,  XIV |    faintness that, without the assistance of the mujik, he would have
4       II,  I   |       without Alcide Jolivet’s assistance he might never have reached
5       II,  I   |       By their advice, and the assistance they rendered, they were
6       II,  II  |      useful. At first the mute assistance of the stranger was accepted
7       II,  VIII|     Tartar language, and their assistance was mercilessly refused.
8       II,  VIII| However, when they went to his assistance, it was found that Michael,
9       II,  X   |       to utilize, and with its assistance to reach the outlet of Lake