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 1        I,  X   |      towards dense masses of clouds, and should the clouds not
 2        I,  X   |    of clouds, and should the clouds not soon resolve into rain,
 3        I,  X   |      say those gloomy, dense clouds, not being able to perform
 4        I,  XII |     of the plain only by the clouds of fine dust which rose
 5        I,  XII |   scarcely visible among the clouds of dust— preceding them
 6        I,  XVII| smoke, but those great white clouds produced by discharges of
 7        I,  XVII|  church fell in the midst of clouds of smoke and fire. Was the
 8       II,  VIII|    which could not have been clouds, were floating around them.~
 9       II,  VIII|    traversed.~“Those are not clouds, that is smoke!” exclaimed
10       II,  XI  |  with the heavy, low-hanging clouds. At intervals a puff of
11       II,  XIV |   horizon with the masses of clouds hanging low down in the