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 1      I,  VI   |   other as they fell.~“What a beautiful scene!” exclaimed Mrs Paulina
 2      I,  VIII | easily manage The weather was beautiful, and the slight breeze blowing
 3      I,  XI   |       become thicker and more beautiful. It was also desirable not
 4      I,  XII  |      now; for the weather was beautiful, the verdant landscape smiled,
 5      I,  XVI  |     should have assumed their beautiful snow-white coats with the
 6      I,  XVI  |     said “ Ladies are fond of beautiful furs, and although, perhaps,
 7      I,  XVII |       when he could watch the beautiful Aurora Borealis, the lunar
 8      I,  XVIII|     vapours. Never had a more beautiful sky been spread out before
 9      I,  XVIII|  power by displaying the most beautiful and indescribable phenomena
10      I,  XX   | unearthly manner.~“It is more beautiful than the Aurora Borealis!”
11      I,  XX   |   terrestrial phenomenon more beautiful than a meteor! But no one
12     II,  V    |      when Mrs Mac-Nab saw the beautiful ermine coat which had been
13     II,  VI   |     weather was exceptionally beautiful for such an elevated position.