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 1 XIV  |      machines, the wreaths of smoke scattered through the air,
 2 XV   |    the sun a thick curtain of smoke. The heat soon became insupportable
 3 XV   |      the sky their wreaths of smoke, evaporated the moisture
 4 XVI  |  casting an immense column of smoke was still rising in the
 5 XVI  | exhaled only a slight puff of smoke, the last breath of the
 6 XVI  |   were treated to nothing but smoke. This was sorry food for
 7 XVIII| Bahama Canal signaled a thick smoke on the horizon. Two hours
 8 XVII |      vomited at the same time smoke and tongues of flame. What
 9 XVII |    their glasses with the gas smoke before they could bear the
10 XIX  |     Barbicane saw a prolonged smoke, the flames of which were