Chapter

 1 XIII |      partitions of the hold. Clouds of smoke issue from the
 2 XIV  |      a crimson glow, and the clouds above shone with a lurid
 3 XVI  |    which had been behind the clouds since ten o’clock, broke
 4 XXVI |   rare intervals between the clouds. Some long lines of vapour
 5 XXVI |  forth through a rift in the clouds, and the waves sparkled
 6 XXXIV|    the electric vapours. The clouds appeared like embattled
 7 XXXIV|   sky were padded with heavy clouds of which the elasticity
 8 XXXV |      the roar and glare. The clouds above, the ocean beneath,
 9 XXXV |   Soon dense masses of lurid clouds came rolling up, and a crackling,
10 XXXVI|    through and dispersed the clouds that the storm had left
11 XLIV | inevitably come.~To-day some clouds that rose in the west have
12 XLV  |    involuntarily towards the clouds, and M. Letourneur, on bended
13 XLV  | ended in disappointment; the clouds, which in the early morning
14 XLV  |      other and more abundant clouds might come and replenish