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 1 Note1         |        bride appeared upon the scene with her pockets full of
 2     I,      II|  muttering low, as the ghastly scene before him vanishes in smoke
 3     I,      II|      sketch of the sensational scene. The illustrated papers
 4     I,      II|       accident, and eyeing the scene complacently.~ ~Some noisy
 5     I,      II|       artist had a picturesque scene for his pencil, and kept
 6     I,      II|      explosion had changed the scene again, and the young painter
 7     I,     III|      had complacently eyed the scene as something that was of
 8     I,     III|       returned to the mournful scene which I had quitted when
 9     I,      IV|        had watched this family scene out of a strange curiosity,
10     I,       V|       the lovely and exquisite scene, deeming that fairyland
11    II,      IV| witnessed the last interesting scene as if I were on the spot."~ ~"
12    II,     XII|      with the ambulance to the scene of the battle.~ ~There is