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1 I   |   began to abate. The vault of clouds seemed to rise and heighten
2 I   |      fields, and presently the clouds separated, showing the blue
3 I   |    bursting aside the gleaming clouds, touching with fire the
4 III | consulted the marguerites, the clouds, and coins which she tossed
5 V   |     massing of strange-looking clouds, pointed, jagged, seemed
6 VI  |      the sky across which dark clouds were passing, she decided
7 VI  |    falling leaves and the gray clouds blown along by the wind,
8 X   |  overspread the sea, big black clouds were scudding along madly,
9 XIII|         its gray sky, its dark clouds, such a weariness of this