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 1      I,  XXI  |        them all? The new moon had risen forty-eight hours ago, and
 2      I,  XXII |           on the western side had risen, and if not held back by
 3      I,  XXIII|          these latitudes, to have risen fifteen or twenty feet,
 4      I,  XXIII|      twenty feet, it has scarcely risen one !”~“Yes; but that you
 5     II,  VIII |        fallen here exhausted, and risen again to stumble farther
 6     II,  XII  |         foreseen, the wind having risen, the temperature fell slightly,
 7     II,  XII  |       because the temperature has risen; and if it rises, the ice-field
 8     II,  XII  |         foreseen, the wind having risen, the temperature fell slightly,
 9     II,  XII  |       because the temperature has risen; and if it rises, the ice-field
10     II,  XVII |     island did not appear to have risen higher above that of the
11     II,  XVII | completely round, and the sun had risen successively on every point