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1 XIII |       ship’s bows with a reeking vapour that was positively stifling.
2 XIV  |         issued a column of sooty vapour that ascended to the sky.
3 XXVI |       clouds. Some long lines of vapour on the horizon were tinged
4 XXXII|          pervaded with a glowing vapour. The wind, too, blows only
5 XXXIV|           whilst heavy masses of vapour hung over the water.~There
6 XXXIV|        in dark rolling masses of vapour, from which every instant
7 XLIII| surrounds us could be reduced to vapour or to ice! its particles
8 LII  |       course of time, dispel the vapour. Towards seven o’clock I
9 LII  |         sunlight to condense the vapour; the horizon was still quite