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 1 I    |     day in the form of a small cloud of vapor, and by night in
 2 VIII |         had passed through the cloud zone which the sun showed
 3 XIII | charges of the various beds of cloud. The reflections of these
 4 XIII |      still in the thick of the cloud, and the flashes played
 5 XIII |   abyss.~Suddenly the electric cloud appeared above them. The “
 6 XV   |     Only one thing happened. A cloud of locusts came flying along,
 7 XV   |  altitude amid a bank of light cloud.~About eleven o’clock in
 8 XVI  |       vanished the platform of cloud they seemed to bear above
 9 XVIII| Suddenly the upper part of the cloud fell in. The vapor condensed
10 XVIII|      bed of the hurricane. The cloud of flame grew as they neared