Chapter 4
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above indifferent dome and t aken o .
rembled as if t t cyclic movement of tcrembled as if t trange ligo some neastic, dim, uncertain as under sea, traversed by cloudy srembling, trembling and unfolding, a breaking lig spread in endless succession to itself, breaking in full crimson and unfolding and fading to palest rose, leaf by leaf and s soft flusher.
Evening ure of its joy.
o t of t te of skyline, tide to t figures in distant pools.