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1        I,  II |     nearly four hundred thousand “tents,” or two million souls.
2        I,  VI |       nothing of pulling down the tents even before the poor Bohemians
3        I,  XII|   faithful, had transported their tents beyond the Irtych, to escape
4       II,  I  |            There stood the Tartar tents; there Feofar-Khan, the
5       II,  I  | magnificent spectacle.~Numberless tents, of skin, felt, or silk,
6       II,  I  |       color. The richest of these tents belonged to the Seides and
7       II,  I  |          thousand of the Turcoman tents, called “karaoy,” which
8       II,  I  |      round the clearing stood the tents of the great functionaries