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How does Sargent (1916) show a bust marked and numbered in a script, and what comes after it?

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1916 practice as shown in the chapter's four sample runs: the bust is a numbered line of its own, headed 'Bust' (or 'Bust of ...'), then a dash and the small action; the wide scene resumes on the next number with a return line such as 'Back to No. 14' or 'Back to big scene', whose wording Sargent says does not matter. The chapter states no numbering rule in words; the rule that a bust ends a scene and takes its own number is in Ch. XXXII (cited by ID). In the rectory run two busts are followed by a different set before the study returns.

1916 practice as shown in the chapter's four sample runs: the bust is a numbered line of its own, headed 'Bust' (or 'Bust of ...'), then a dash and the small action; the wide scene resumes on the next number with a return line such as 'Back to No. 14' or 'Back to big scene', whose wording Sargent says does not matter. The chapter states no numbering rule in words; the rule that a bust ends a scene and takes its own number is in Ch. XXXII (cited by ID). In the rectory run two busts are followed by a different set before the study returns. Curator qualifications: Bust line format and returns verified; count of 6 Bust lines reproduced. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] 1916 practice as shown in the chapter's four sample runs: the bust is a numbered line of its own, headed 'Bust' (or 'Bust of ...'), then a dash and the small action; the wide scene resumes on the next number with a return line such as 'Back to No. 14' or 'Back to big scene', whose wording Sargent says does not matter. The chapter states no numbering rule in words; the rule that a bust ends a scene and takes its own number is in Ch. XXXII (cited by ID). In the rectory run two busts are followed by a different set before the study returns. · locator: sar.flat (a3cff7eb) offsets per candidate; sar.flat[437482:450568] (Ch. XXXV heading to Ch. XXXVI heading) source

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