Chapter

 1 XI    |  eighty feet in height, were raised at the same distance from
 2 XIII  |   the westward, Mount Rubeho raised its sparkling crest, marking
 3 XIV   |  seen between every draught, raised in the air with quick and
 4 XV    |   clapped together, and then raised toward the sky.~“That’s
 5 XV    |    but the latter graciously raised him to his feet.~Three-quarters
 6 XVII  |    of terror and agony, then raised himself up for a moment,
 7 XVIII |     his spy-glass constantly raised, he kept every nook and
 8 XXII  |    their cries, the prisoner raised his head. His eyes gleamed
 9 XXII  |  with a stronger voice. They raised the curtains of the awning,
10 XXVI  | companions slept, the doctor raised the hydrogen in the balloon
11 XXXVI |    with that.”~Kennedy again raised his glass, and a few minutes
12 XXXVII|    The grain-mills were seen raised in the cultivated fields,