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 1     I,       I|       We had reached a smaller station where the train usually
 2     I,       I|       until we reach some main station, where another parlour-car
 3     I,       I|       we arrived at some large station, where she would enter another
 4     I,       I|   windows. We pass the central station without stopping, the locomotive
 5     I,     III|        run to the next railway station, give notice of the accident,
 6     I,     III|        advise you at the first station to telegraph to Mr. Dumany;
 7     I,      IV| arrived at the Eastern Railway Station at seven o'clock in the
 8     I,      IV|  guessed. Her behaviour at the station was still an enigma to me.~ ~
 9     I,       V|       emblems of rank and high station; or else these, too, had
10     I,      IX|     and a princely income. The station I invest you with is that
11    II,     XVI|       from Paris, and at every station there was some delay. Special
12    II,    XVII|       amusements fitted to her station in life. I took pride in