Part,  Chapter

 1 1  |       PART 1-DROPPED FROM THE CLOUDS~
 2 1,1|     dawn, some of the lighter clouds had risen into the more
 3 1,2|       Thick mists passed like clouds close to the ground. Rain
 4 1,3|       in flocks and passed in clouds over their heads. The sailor
 5 1,6|      these castaways from the clouds, thrown upon a coast which
 6 1,7|      moon pierced through the clouds. To follow a straight course
 7 1,7|      blew on their backs. The clouds of sand, which otherwise
 8 1,7| cleared about five miles. The clouds were slightly raised, and
 9 1,7|      gray shades bordered the clouds; under an opaque belt, a
10 1,7|     clock day had broken. The clouds rapidly lifted. The seaman
11 2,9|     sky remained covered with clouds during the whole of this
12 2,2|    And Jup gravely puffed out clouds of smoke which seemed to
13 2,9|  These mares-tails are cirrus clouds, scattered in the zenith,
14 2,0|    sky was covered with thick clouds, and at any rate a star
15 3,1|    through the heavy piles of clouds on the horizon. The wind
16 3,5|     that he must be seated on clouds, a great ball in his hands!" ~"
17 3,5|    had observed, great stormy clouds formed a lowering and heavy
18 3,8|       sky was yet obscured by clouds. On the whole, this month
19 3,8|     forest were passing large clouds, to which the crater of
20 3,8|      fuliginous matter. These clouds, which rolled heavily in