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1     I|    buttonholed the Nabob, who scattered petty witticisms on the
2   III|    first of the shepherd huts scattered along the border of the
3   III|    dust.~ ~The other horsemen scattered in terror. The overthrown
4  VIII|       their blood, were being scattered to the winds by a worthless
5    IX| interesting, to every one; he scattered freshly done-up gossip and
6  XIII|      galloping groups[Pg 280] scattered in every direction, disappearing
7  XIII|     off, and the field was so scattered that the artful beast seemed
8    XV|      himself in the mirror.~ ~Scattered all about were heaps of