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Arrange the incidents in the correct sequence as per their occurrence in the extract.

  1. Aouda accepted Fogg’s proposal of marriage.
  2. When set free, the first thing that Fogg did was he knocked Fix down.
  3. As a part of duty, Fix arrested, Fogg.
  4. At the fifty-seventh second, Fogg entered the Reform Club Saloon.
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c. As a part of duty, Fix arrested Fogg.

b. When set free, the first thing that Fogg did was he knocked Fix down.

d. At the fifty-seventh second, Fogg entered the Reform Club Saloon.

a. Aouda accepted Fogg’s proposal of marriage.

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