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 1    1,   11|      more diversified, and the rising ground indicated their approach
 2    1,   13|       out to see.~The moon was rising. The atmosphere was pure
 3    1,   14|       dawned. The sun was just rising from his ocean bed, and
 4    1,   16|    each other, and falling and rising in wild confusion; but,
 5    1,   16|       straight line toward the rising sun, and went on without
 6    1,   16|        between the setting and rising sun?” added Thalcave, speaking
 7    1,   22|     then?” asked Paganel.~“The rising,” replied Thalcave.~“He
 8    1,   22|        the waters was sensibly rising, and less than two miles
 9    1,   23|       the innumerable branches rising to the clouds, and the creepers
10    1,   25|    thick dark bar of cloud was rising higher and higher, and by
11    1,   26|      that they were getting on rising ground. Twenty minutes afterward,
12    2,    2|       with the splendor of the rising sun. Soon the principal
13    2,   14|     course steadily toward the rising sun, and made a straight
14    2,   15| Further on these protuberances rising sharply, formed the first
15    3,    4|      hours passed; the sea was rising. The MACQUARIE was struck
16    3,    6|      had disappeared under the rising tide.~“All but one,” answered
17    3,    6|     out with fatigue.~With the rising tide the wind blew again
18    3,    6|        of sky illumined by the rising sun. The reef was dexterously
19    3,   15|         letting go his oar and rising.~“Yes, death on all sides!”
20    3,   19|    could discern a light smoke rising from it.~“Is it a volcano?”
21    3,   20|    filled-up crater, an island rising out of the liquid plain.
22    3,   20|        I noticed a light smoke rising in the west. It increased,