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 1         I,I  |      blanks nothing? Wait for a rise in the Funds, and you can~
 2         I,I  |         shells of your nuts? To rise in society you are going~
 3         I,II | character and the causes of his rise, we shall show that~fortuitous
 4         I,II |      Madame Cesar, foreseeing a rise in rents, pushed her husband~
 5         I,II |       all the more quickly, and rise into the regions of~the
 6         I,II |         life; for his desire to rise in life, and the limited~
 7         I,II |         dynasties, are born and rise and fall.~From whence comes
 8         I,II |     recording the causes of the~rise and fall of all things here
 9         I,VII|        night and day, had given~rise. Some said that Cesar had
10         I,VII|        his wound. The ball gave rise to more than~one intrigue
11         I,II |  sumptuous bed, Birotteau would~rise to a sitting position and
12         I,II |   turned on its hinges he would rise and face the great orator,
13         I,VI |        whereby a merchant might rise,~without ridicule, into
14         I,VII|        Abbe Loraux.~ ~"He could rise to greatness only through
15         I,VII|       Temple, were beginning to rise in price, and to foreshadow~