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1 VIII|          views which shut in the waters on the way from~Lucerne
2 VIII| promontory, almost~bathed by the waters. As the boat rowed past,
3 XII |         and the Frenchwoman. The~waters, the land, the sky, the
4 XIII|      necessary. Attracted to the waters of the lake where the beautiful~
5 XVII|        Lago Maggiore,~seeing the waters she sees, basking in her
6 XIX |         to join the lovely upper waters of the Doubs, Watteville
7 XXI |          aqueduct for the Arcier waters; of Monsieur~Boucher's father-in-law;