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 1 1  |             and his eyes rose to the sky: gray clouds, melancholy
 2 1  |             tone from the heavy gray sky. ~Fitful gleams of light
 3 1  |              like a comet across the sky," said a disciple of Ballanche. ~"
 4 2  |            in a steep slope, and the sky was visible through chinks
 5 3  |           deep. ~Under the cloudless sky, in your boat in the midst
 6 3  | understanding between the water, the sky, the mountains, and the
 7 3  |         looking at the blue vault of sky above, at the waters of
 8 3  |         resemblance to clouds in the sky. The bare, bleak cliffs,
 9 3  |           the granite peaks, and the sky were all faithfully reflected.
10 3  |            and of the changes in the sky, he minutely noted the progress
11 Epi|              like lightning from the sky, a being uncreated, of spirit