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 1 1 |     flames, reflected from the clouds above the summit, cast upon
 2 1 |     the sky clear; the morning clouds were disappearing under
 3 1 | mountain, accompanied by heavy clouds and wavering glimmerings
 4 1 |        dark. A weight of heavy clouds pressed down upon the plain.
 5 1 |      would have penetrated the clouds. Now, even these reflections
 6 1 |      Eyrie. Reflected from the clouds, they illuminated the atmosphere
 7 2 |      with my own eyes, and the clouds certainly reflected them
 8 3 |    April morning. A few fleecy clouds sped rapidly overhead, driven
 9 3 |   sparkling at times above the clouds.~“Have you ever climbed
10 14|      that there were two smoke clouds at the point they had studied
11 14|      The destroyers, with huge clouds of smoke streaming from
12 17|       perpetual dweller in the clouds.~Without answering me, without
13 17|       looked down on us. Heavy clouds driven by a keen eastern
14 17|   announced by the heavy livid clouds which clung to the horizon.
15 17|        our passage through the clouds had not been seen and signaled
16 17|   darted amid the dense, black clouds. Already we could hear the