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 1 VI    |         this new continent of the sky, and to plant upon the summit
 2 XV    |         waves, launching into the sky their wreaths of smoke,
 3 XVI   |          still rising in the open sky and the ground burned the
 4 XXVI  |          was open entirely to the sky.~The moon advanced upward
 5 XXVII |       fine, suddenly changed; the sky became heavy with clouds.
 6 XXVII |         curtain between earth and sky, which unhappily extended
 7 XXVII |        being made.~On the 7th the sky seemed to lighten. They
 8 XXVII |        soft constellations of the sky.~
 9 XXVIII|         to be seen upon the black sky.~That very night a telegram
10 II    |        bright points on the black sky. But from that side they
11 II    |        the dark background of the sky. Its light, rendered bluish
12 III   |        the dark background of the sky! On the other, the moon
13 III   | decreasing speed was crossing the sky.~
14 XIII  |          from the sun’s rays, the sky would seem absolutely black,
15 XIII  |   distinctly visible on the black sky.~Michel Ardan wanted to
16 XV    |   shooting stars rush through the sky by thousands at certain
17 XVI   |       upon the dark shield of the sky. They looked like a succession
18 XVII  |          full moon in a cloudless sky no one has failed to remark