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1 2|         bewitchingly~simple; a scene of nature and yet adorned;
2 2|        within his mind. Such a scene represents both life and
3 3|     related what he called his scene at the ministry and the~
4 4|       Minard appeared upon the scene~with a definite proposal
5 5|        because it leads to the scene of~perpetual discord between
6 6|    done for, crushed! Terrible scene at the ministry!"~ ~Dutocq [
7 8| Rabourdin."~ ~At this moment a scene was taking place between
8 8|      Madame Rabourdin,~another scene was occurring in the place
9 8|   general laughter.]~ ~Another scene was taking place in the