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1 VII | Besides, the air grew purer by rising to the heights of the Dochart
2 XI  |    began to feel a fresher air rising from beneath, whence he
3 XIII|     himself laying hold of the rising ladder; “mind you say nothing
4 XIV |        was as joyous as a lark rising in the first beams of the
5 XIV |       on fire?”~“No, it is the rising moon, Nell.”~“To be sure,
6 XIV |   choose a spot from which the rising or setting sun could be
7 XVI |    waters of Loch Malcolm were rising. A great wave, unfurling
8 XVI |        But see! the waters are rising no further! it appears to
9 XVI |        for the ceremony, Nell, rising early, went out of the cottage