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1 1,1|          top of the chimney a thin smoke, which seemed like a light
2 1,1| perpendicularly into the sky. This smoke announced that Rome was
3 1,1|          no pope; for this was the smoke of the voting tickets which
4 1,2|                2~Scarcely had this smoke appeared, to vanish almost
5 1,3|          clock in the morning, the smoke rose again as usual, evoking
6 1,3|          at each appearance of the smoke had assumed a more threatening
7 1,3|            eight struck, the daily smoke reappeared at the top of
8 1,3|          Non v'e fumo! There is no smoke!" In other words, "We have
9 9,3|           moment when they saw the smoke arise, began to sing a psalm,