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 1 VI   |     kindled when the atmospheric vapours fell in rain upon the soil;
 2 XIV  |        soil. Therefore, if these vapours remain in their usual condition,
 3 XIX  | accumulation of intensely heated vapours in the midst of this confined
 4 XXX  |     cloud, shifting and variable vapours, which by their condensation
 5 XXX  |         with its sky of luminous vapours, its bursts of electric
 6 XXX  |    pellucid streams. A few light vapours, leaping from rock to rock,
 7 XXXIV|       look up to the atmospheric vapours, and try to fathom their
 8 XXXV |       atmosphere is charged with vapours, pervaded with the electricity
 9 XXXV |       southern sky. The piled-up vapours condense into water; and
10 XLIII|       Are you blind to the dense vapours and steam growing thicker
11 XLIII|     extreme pressure of confined vapours, was driving us irresistibly
12 XLIII|      only sulphureous flames and vapours, which one must expect to