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 1 XIV  |      ring of masonry, on the upper bed of which the masons
 2 XIV  |     succeeded in getting the upper hand of these untoward streams;
 3 XIV  |      thickness, while on the upper portion it was level with
 4 XXI  |      and taken refuge in the upper branches of the tulip-tree,
 5 XXIII|    this powerful spring. The upper parts of the walls were
 6 II   |     earth or the moon by the upper and under openings in the
 7 II   |  thick and strengthened with upper fastenings, closed it tightly.
 8 III  |    finding him in one of the upper compartments of the projectile,
 9 III  |      were stowed away in the upper part of the projectile.
10 IV   | lower part, and night on the upper; so when during this narrative
11 VII  |     bringing them nearer the upper border of the moon, a region
12 XXI  |   Belfast were placed in the upper part of the instrument and
13 XXI  |   Club.~He reappeared at the upper orifice without hurt.~“Ah!”