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1 1, 8| scarcely visible through it. It rose on a plain in the form of 2 1, 9| the southwest, Mount Tarn rose 6,500 feet high. Night came~ 3 1, 10| that, involuntarily, they rose to their feet and grasped 4 1, 12| end, a wall of porphyry rose perpendicularly before them, 5 1, 13| about two miles distant, rose the volcano of Antuco. The 6 1, 13| boiled, and the mercury only rose to 99 degrees. Coffee was 7 1, 14| slow rate.~A cry of horror rose on all sides. It was a human 8 1, 14| the valley. A white smoke rose from between two masses 9 1, 16| flying in clouds, which rose and fell like water-spouts. 10 1, 18| magnificent green plumage, rose in coveys. No quadrupeds, 11 1, 18| underwood. Instantly there rose by the hundred roebucks 12 1, 23| the trunk. Two of these rose almost perpendicularly, 13 1, 25| current. The flames sometimes rose to a prodigious height, 14 1, 26| grasses. Thinly planted woods rose to view, and small tree-like 15 2, 2| embankment, the conical peak rose 7,000 feet high.~Lord Glenarvan 16 2, 3| lava, and thin dark vapors rose above the volcanic soil. 17 2, 9| instead of the center, rose out of the waves originally 18 2, 10| deepened, and the water rose to the middle of the wheels. 19 2, 10| precarious manner. The water now rose to the ladies’ feet; the 20 2, 11| flames and black smoke still rose. After the fearful fall 21 2, 13| streaks of an odorous resin, rose one hundred and fifty feet 22 2, 14| of a clear ringing voice rose on the air. The PIANIST 23 2, 14| gum-trees, beyond which rose Mount Hottam, its imposing 24 2, 14| quadrilateral, Mount Aberdeen rose on the left, and the peaks 25 2, 14| dropped forward, and Robert rose unhurt. Next minute he was 26 2, 16| the ground. A hot steam rose from the soaking earth, 27 2, 16| keep back the oath that rose to his lips.~“What do you 28 2, 17| words that involuntarily rose to his lips.~Lady Helena, 29 3, 4| threatening. The sailor instinct rose above the stupefaction of 30 3, 4| the fore-rigging. The brig rose twice, and then lay motionless, 31 3, 4| hue. The curtain slowly rose over the vast watery stage. 32 3, 4| watery stage. Black reefs rose out of the waters. Then 33 3, 6| the land. In the northeast rose a mountain about 2,300 feet 34 3, 6| say, the black point still rose above the waves.~John looked 35 3, 6| slowly toward the land, which rose in gray, hazy masses, on 36 3, 8| 8th of February, Paganel rose more sanguine, and almost 37 3, 8| overtook them. But a thick fog rose from the ground, and made 38 3, 9| endured. Glenarvan always rose to his misfortunes. He felt 39 3, 9| the river district, which rose en masse against the invaders.~ 40 3, 11| suddenly the wretched victim rose; but a violent blow from 41 3, 12| On its two other sides rose pointed rocks, which jutted 42 3, 12| startled by an unusual sound, rose and drew nearer to the Ware-Atoua. 43 3, 12| outlines of hills and mountains rose behind one another; but 44 3, 13| and with a whistling sound rose six feet above the ground.~ 45 3, 14| before, and then the ridge rose again pretty steeply toward 46 3, 15| every side jets of water rose like park fountains, out 47 3, 15| controlled their movements. They rose like an amphitheater on 48 3, 15| and fissures from which rose various gases. The air was 49 3, 15| unnamed mountain, which rose 3,000 feet high, and then 50 3, 15| Mount Ikirangi, whose summit rose five thousand five hundred 51 3, 15| Mount Hardy whose summit rose on the left to a height 52 3, 15| must be lost. Paganel alone rose, and turned his telescope