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1 1 | disappearing under the vigorous rays of the sun. If the interior
2 11|     upper foliage that the last rays of the setting sun could
3 13|    seemed to me by the slanting rays, that the sun could not
4 14|         the twilight the moon’s rays shone upon us from the south.
5 15|        a fog so heavy, that the rays of the sun had not yet pierced
6 15|      filled with light from the rays of the sun which appeared
7 17|    crests of the Blueridge. His rays now lighted only the very
8 17|    machine.~At length the first rays of daylight brightened my