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 1 V    |          the trees in the park. The rays streaming fitfully through
 2 V    |          just tipped by the parting rays of the moon. Beyond the
 3 VI   | Philadelphia is tinged by the first rays of the dawn.~But when Uncle
 4 VIII |             obliquely struck by the rays of the sun. The brook was
 5 VIII |             it decomposed the solar rays. The sight was sublime.~
 6 X    |         with the jets shot forth in rays, the Fortress, which seemed
 7 X    |           which reflected the solar rays as if it were an immense
 8 X    |        convex mirror, threw off the rays of the sun in all directions.~
 9 XIV  |           capital with its electric rays.~This aerial promenade,
10 XVII |         shadow, which the enfeebled rays of the sun were unable to
11 XVIII|             illuminated only by the rays of the moon or the pale