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1        I,  IV  | cyclone?~Whence came it that a radiance, intenser than the effulgence
2        I,  VI  |     would never again shed his radiance upon the earth.~But these
3        I,  XX  |  although at midday some faint radiance and glow were to be distinguished,
4        I,  XXII|       that it scarcely emitted radiance enough to extinguish the
5       II,  V   |        their proper warmth and radiance. The volcano to its very
6       II,  XI  |        something of that “pale radiance” which the poet Corneille