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 1 1 |          not quite Sure It rises rocky and grim and inaccessible,
 2 1 |       Flames leaped up above the rocky wall of the Great Eyrie.
 3 3 | grotesquely twisted, gave to the rocky heights a bleak and bizarre
 4 3 |         had left a breach in the rocky wall.~“At last,” said Mr.
 5 3 |         to reach the foot of the rocky wall before eleven o’clock,
 6 3 |        upward to the base of the rocky wall which constituted the
 7 3 |      upwards in the air rose the rocky wall which formed the final
 8 7 |       reached only by narrow and rocky gorges. Several villages,
 9 11|          importance, such as the Rocky, the Cuyahoga, and the Black.
10 11|          trip over the rough and rocky roads.~Of course, we were
11 15|        She was in the midst of a rocky hollow measuring from fifteen
12 15|       southern end.~Reaching the rocky wall, I skirted along its
13 15|     escaped me! The crest of the rocky wall rose a hundred feet