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 1        I,  VII |       full pressure; a slight smoke issued from its funnel,
 2        I,  XIII|  boatmen even pointed out the smoke to Michael, rising in the
 3        I,  XV  |      and day, and the pungent smoke of which floated over the
 4        I,  XVI |     was necessary. Wreaths of smoke curling upwards on the horizon
 5        I,  XVII|  Kolyvan a mist collected—not smoke, but those great white clouds
 6        I,  XVII| reports. At the same time the smoke partially cleared, and it
 7        I,  XVII|     in the midst of clouds of smoke and fire. Was the struggle,
 8       II,  V   |     over their bright eyes as smoke over a starry sky. Some
 9       II,  V   |    filled with live coals. No smoke arose from this, but a light
10       II,  VII |     slightest light, nor even smoke mounting into the air,”
11       II,  VIII|       more and more apparent. Smoke was seen above the horizon.
12       II,  VIII|       are not clouds, that is smoke!” exclaimed Nadia. “Brother,
13       II,  XI  |     rose among the volumes of smoke to a height of five or six