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 1    1,   13|      side was illumined by the rays of the setting sun, and
 2    1,   14|      ocean bed, and his bright rays streamed already over the
 3    1,   16|       noon, however, the sun’s rays were extremely scorching,
 4    1,   18|       called TERU-TERU; yellow rays, and waterfowl with magnificent
 5    1,   18|    dozen of red partridges and rays were speedily brought down,
 6    2,    9|       commenced, and the sun’s rays were almost tropical, when
 7    2,   13|      peculiar light, as if the rays came through a thin veil,
 8    2,   13|         Consequently the sun’s rays slant down them to the earth,
 9    2,   13|      not the face to the sun’s rays. There is nothing more intelligent
10    2,   13|       against the sun’s fierce rays.~The whole of this day the
11    2,   13|     beginning to rise, but her rays were only slanting yet,
12    2,   15|       down, and a few solitary rays piercing the rosy clouds,
13    2,   18|        hung on the ground like rays of vapor, and deep, cheerless
14    3,    8|    horizon, darted some bright rays through an opening in the
15    3,    9|    cloud on the water. But the rays of the sun soon broke through
16    3,   12|    appeared and sent his first rays on their path.~Suddenly
17    3,   14| February 17th, the sun’s first rays awoke the sleepers of the
18    3,   17| traveler, while the first warm rays of sunshine make him throw
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