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 1 1|         if unluckily they should rise to the surface; he saw a
 2 1|         there; her color did not rise, her eyes did not droop.
 3 1|  Illinois, and felt his own hair rise as he touched a Cherokee
 4 1| luxuriously-appointed tables may rise through them, and guests
 5 1|   drunken sagacity. ~"Don't they rise up before you in dreams
 6 1|      excepted), then in a moment rise in fury like a nation in
 7 2|          own study, and I had to rise at five in the morning and
 8 2|        desire and passion, which rise in us in spite of ourselves.
 9 2|       her own, then she seems to rise far above me. The further
10 3|        comments to which he gave rise. ~"In what cemetery did
11 3|        was this custom that gave rise to our own proverb, 'Surely
12 3|    poured in sufficient water to rise to the same level in the
13 3|          to flow downwards would rise in the reservoir, represented