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 1    2,   11|           few minutes he arrived at Camden Bridge and then he became
 2    2,   11|          Castlemaine, it arrived at Camden Bridge, where the terrible
 3    2,   11|           boatman whose boat passed Camden Bridge at 10:40 P. M., that
 4    2,   11|           the horrible spectacle at Camden Bridge. He took courteous
 5    2,   12|            that got off the line at Camden Bridge? Perhaps his parents
 6    2,   12|         Were you in the accident at Camden Bridge?” said Glenarvan.~“
 7    2,   12|       solitudes and why had he left Camden Bridge? Lady Helena asked
 8    2,   13|         respect since the affair of Camden Bridge. That criminal catastrophe
 9    2,   13|          his saddle.~The outrage at Camden Bridge was the reason for
10    2,   13|            there was an accident at Camden Bridge, five miles beyond
11    2,   13| precipitated into the Loddon River.~Camden Bridge had been left open.
12    2,   13|           up about half a mile from Camden Bridge, proved that this
13    2,   14|         heard of the catastrophe at Camden Bridge, but felt no uneasiness
14    3,   18|       committed a bootless crime at Camden Bridge; since the DUNCAN,
15    3,   18|       account of the catastrophe at Camden Bridge. Now, just as I was