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1 IV |   that all the waters of the Schuyllkill could not put it out.~Suddenly
2 V  |     dispute they crossed the Schuyllkill river by the famous iron
3 V  | gliding after him across the Schuyllkill bridge. The pupils of his
4 V  |    and farther away from the Schuyllkill bridge. They had reached
5 VI | thrown their bodies into the Schuyllkill with a good gash in their
6 VI |      in a boat moored on the Schuyllkill we should have noticed the
7 XXI|   slowness. They dragged the Schuyllkill river, and cut into the
8 XXI|   not quite a waste, for the Schuyllkill is in great want of a good