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1        I,  X | travelers against the wind and rain. Two great lanterns, suspended
2        I,  X |   clouds not soon resolve into rain, the fog would be such that
3        I,  X |       vehemence in the winter.~Rain was not yet falling, so
4        I,  X |       clock in the morning—the rain began to fall in torrents,
5        I,  X |       these eddies of wind and rain, was utter madness.~“To
6        I,  XI|      so long preceded him.~The rain had stopped, but the storm
7       II,  I |  bringing squalls mingled with rain. The unfortunate prisoners,
8       II,  IX|   There was some fear that the rain might come on, which would