Chapter

1 1 |  height at night.~When the wind blew the smoky cloud eastward
2 1 |   programme suggested. The wind was fair and steady; the
3 1 |   hour. Evidently the east wind, which was brisk upon the
4 1 |  without other incident. A wind from the west sweeping over
5 5 |   it was not driven by the wind; and since it had no smoke-stack,
6 7 |  weather, when there is no wind whatever, this upheaval
7 12|    What has caused it? The wind has completely died out.
8 17|   driven by a keen eastern wind covered the entire sky.
9 17| was terrible.~Suddenly the wind was unchained with unheard