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 1 I   |        like phantoms wrapped in cloud.~Only the beardless priests
 2 II  | splendour of her beauty forms a cloud of light around her, and
 3 III |        breeze, the passing of a cloud, everything disquiets you
 4 III | contracted, creating Desire and Cloud, and from Desire and Cloud
 5 III |      Cloud, and from Desire and Cloud there issued primitive Matter.
 6 V   |   seemed as though there were a cloud wherein were twinkling stars;
 7 VI  |    motionless as molten lead. A cloud of brown dust stretching
 8 VII | footsteps surrounded him like a cloud as high as the waist. He
 9 VII |     crisped so as to simulate a cloud. Round her neck she wore
10 VII |       by the rays of the sun.~A cloud of odorous vapour burst
11 VIII|      vanished like shadows in a cloud.~But from the distance there
12 IX  |        cries, and formed a huge cloud rolling continually upon
13 X   |        of its folds; it was the cloud that enveloped the gods,
14 X   |        along, and the big white cloud glided across the sky high
15 XII |        of their native lands. A cloud of grey dust was falling.~
16 XII |         Negroes appeared like a cloud on a level with the ground,
17 XIII|      distance to disappear in a cloud. Not one stirred. Their
18 XIV |      stretched upon cushions of cloud; and then the darkness would
19 XIV |        pour from the bosom of a cloud filled with flaming eyes.
20 XIV |         disappeared as though a cloud of grasshoppers had passed
21 XIV |      two stars in the rift of a cloud. Before the sun set he withdrew.~
22 XIV |      immense wheel; sometimes a cloud of dust, rising from the