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 1 VI   |     lamp, burning straight and clear, revealed no trace of the
 2 IX   |       positively swear. It was clear that on the 6th of December,
 3 XII  | assistant to old Madge. It was clear that she instinctively felt
 4 XIV  |    Granton. Nell looked at the clear water which flowed up to
 5 XIV  |      all.”~The night continued clear. The moon, riding in mid-heaven,
 6 XIV  |    approached. The atmosphere, clear of mists, promised one of
 7 XIV  |        sea when the horizon is clear.~An instant afterwards,
 8 XIV  |      panorama of Edinburgh—the clear, distinct lines of streets
 9 XV   |    this marvel became suddenly clear to him, “God help New Aberfoyle!”~
10 XVI  |       conceal them!~“Yet it is clear that an implacable enemy
11 XVII |   Harry,” said the maiden in a clear and firm voice, as she entered
12 XVII |      will lead him. My duty is clear; I should be the most despicable
13 XVIII|       Harfang!” cried she in a clear voice; “here! come to me!”~