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1   I,  9|   condensing into water is cloud. Mist is what is left over when
2   I,  9|         weather than of rain; for mist might be called a barren
3  II,  4|          if there are clouds or a mist, for their motion shows
4 III,  3|        The reflection is from the mist that forms round the sun
5 III,  4| everything seems bigger, and in a mist, too, things seem bigger:
6 III,  4|  necessarily a better mirror than mist. Now it is obvious and has
7 III,  4|     appears red through smoke and mist. That is why in the rainbow
8 III,  6|           sun all together by the mist, which is dense and watery