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1    1, 15|        declares, as also the clouds and shadows,~' I am a man,
2    2, 2 |     and villas,~Sometimes of clouds and mists and jokes and
3    3, 2 |     pardon of them;~Like the clouds, shed tears of lamentation,~
4    3, 17|     The windy sign sends the clouds to it, ~To draw off unwholesome
5    3, 17| drawn by it as rain from the clouds. ~I am distracted between
6    3, 18|    speed! ~You come from the clouds and sunshine and sky, ~Then
7    3, 18|  begin as a part of the sun, clouds, and stars, ~You rise to
8    4, 6 |    His wrath and fled away. ~Clouds and sun, and moon and lofty
9    6, 9 |     the sun emerges from the clouds;"~Or if she said, "Last