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 1 IV   |    reflections; large chest rising and falling like a smith’
 2 X    |     of her wings, as a bird rising in its flight, the “Albatross”
 3 XII  |  yellow roofs bathed in the rising sun, the grounds surrounding
 4 XIII |    group of European houses rising along a promontory, with
 5 XV   | Tell Mountains, she saw the rising of the morning star over
 6 XVI  |    snow, with thick forests rising on their flanks, inland
 7 XVI  |    the Straits of Magellan, rising six thousand four hundred
 8 XVIII|    showed that the wind was rising in the northwest. The storm-glass
 9 XXII |   dimensions allowed of her rising to the greatest height a
10 XXIII| would have cut her off, but rising to a zone where she could
11 XXIII|    to distance her enemy by rising still higher. She threw