Chapter
1 XI | to have control over the clouds, invoked the storms and
2 XIII | changing. The sky, covered with clouds, seemed to be laying in
3 XIII | take you up above these clouds that are now deluging us,
4 XIII | curious spectacle—that mass of clouds piled up, at the moment,
5 XIII | atmosphere cleared up, the clouds parted, and the country
6 XVI | became covered with heavy clouds to the northward, and the
7 XVI | to-night,” said Joe; “the clouds are very high.”~“That is
8 XVI | rejoined the doctor. “The clouds are dangerous for us; they
9 XVI | However, the huge dome of clouds visibly descended, and the
10 XVI | Let us go up before those clouds dissolve in water, and the
11 XVI | it twisted the blazing clouds; one might have compared
12 XVI | peaceful rays over these angry clouds.~Dr. Ferguson consulted
13 XVII | reappeared in the horizon; the clouds had dispersed, and a cheery
14 XVIII | covered the soil in dense clouds. Joe even came back, from
15 XXI | sky was covered with dense clouds, but not a breath of air
16 XXV | think I see some banks of clouds in the east.”~“Joe’s right!”
17 XXV | said Kennedy; “now for our clouds, with a fine rain, and a
18 XXV | conglomeration of smaller clouds. The latter invariably retained
19 XXV | began to fade away; the clouds rose higher, leaving the
20 XXVII | each other amid blinding clouds of dust; an immense pillar
21 XXVIII| sky became overcast with clouds, and the darkness increased.~“
22 XIX | the midst of environing clouds. The lofty summits of these
23 XXXII | farther to the westward. A few clouds tempered the heat of the
24 XLIX | through an opening in the clouds, and gliding between the
25 XLII | The night was calm. A few clouds broke against the last quarter
26 XLII | conflagration, was reflected on the clouds, and the travellers could
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