Great Books of the Western World, Band 12Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... winds , when they blow through the clouds , make noises : we see branching and rough clouds often borne along in ... winds shall carry clouds like to mountains with a slanting course through the air , or when you shall see them piled on ...
... winds , when they blow through the clouds , make noises : we see branching and rough clouds often borne along in ... winds shall carry clouds like to mountains with a slanting course through the air , or when you shall see them piled on ...
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... winds ; and all ships caught in that turmoil are dashed about and brought into extreme danger . This takes place when at times the force of the wind put in motion cannot burst the cloud which it es- says to burst , but weighs it down ...
... winds ; and all ships caught in that turmoil are dashed about and brought into extreme danger . This takes place when at times the force of the wind put in motion cannot burst the cloud which it es- says to burst , but weighs it down ...
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... winds carry them over the great sea . In like manner mois- ture is taken up out of all rivers into the clouds ; and when the seeds of waters full many in number in many ways have met in them , augmented from all sides , then the close ...
... winds carry them over the great sea . In like manner mois- ture is taken up out of all rivers into the clouds ; and when the seeds of waters full many in number in many ways have met in them , augmented from all sides , then the close ...
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