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1    I, 5 |               CLOUD OBSCURES A SUMMER SKY.~As to your saying of us
2    I, 5 |            disfigure it. Not even the sky itself is clear with so
3    I, 9 |           remained in its bed, if the sky has been still, or the earth
4   II, 4 | notwithstanding to have a peep at the sky, and found the sun to be
5   II, 4 |              confine your gaze to the sky?" His fall, therefore, is
6   II, 12|              that "they came from the sky?" Hence it happened that,
7   II, 14|              him from the pyre to the sky, with the same facility
8   II, 15|         claims for the honours of the sky as Jupiter's own big boy