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1        I,  III |        stood motionless like a soldier before his superior; but
2        I,  IV  |      The presence of a private soldier, clad in his uniform—and
3        I,  XII |       was not an officer nor a soldier left in Ichim.~On arriving
4        I,  XIV |    chieftains, was an educated soldier. Possessing on his mother’
5        I,  XVII|      had nothing of the Tartar soldier about them. One of them
6       II,  III |      fro, until a prick from a soldier’s lance obliged him to r‚
7       II,  III |        to the death!”~A Tartar soldier bearing this terrible instrument
8       II,  V   | watched Michael. “That valiant soldier should have fallen on the