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1      XII|       been informed of such an important circumstance.~ ~If Chupin
2     XVII|    toward me. I can obtain any important diplomatic position for
3    XVIII|       give you a last and very important piece of advice. Do you
4     XXIX| daytime.”~ ~“There is one more important question. What is the distance
5    XXXVI|      them to the frontier. One important question, however, remained
6   XLVIII|     means of procuring several important documents which were indispensable
7      LII|       had once rendered her an important service.~ ~Sometimes her
8      LII|   whither he went charged with important diplomatic missions. She
9      LIV|    thought. “Who can tell what important decisions may result from