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1      I,  VI |        Marbre becoming louder, mingled with cries resembling the
2      I,  VII|        mountains. Other sounds mingled with these reports, which
3      I,  IX |   birds flying through the fog mingled with the noise of the wind.
4      I,  IX | blacker and blacker, cold rain mingled with snow fell in torrents,
5      I,  XI |   black divers, &c. &c., whose mingled cries awake the echoes of
6      I,  XXI|      black whirlpool of smoke. Mingled howls and screams were heard,
7     II,  VI |        roaring of the wind was mingled that of the sea, as its