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 1 3 |      flax, and waiting for a rise at the risk of being~called
 2 4 |    Bourse~expends during the rise and fall of consols.~ ~By
 3 6 |    those abnormal~beings who rise in humanity like monuments,
 4 7 |    natural that flame should~rise! He listened to that charming
 5 9 | Camille. Such vague emotions rise like~poems in the untutored
 6 10|      future. Before he could rise and show himself, he heard
 7 12|    the pride of a Breton can rise to the height of~the woman
 8 12|  your grandeur? Will you not rise to the level of my~disdained
 9 15|     Sometimes mere pride can rise in acts as high as~virtue.
10 17|     In fact, my request gave~rise to a little argument between