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| 12 | 780 | One could now, in the View more quotes about light">light of the dawn, see the color about, yellow and purple, the myriads of blossoms, many a foot in width, opening to the morning sun. |
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| 12 | 777 | The wind turned, and was fair, swelling the mighty sails, and the great ship, like an unleashed sleen, leaped forward. |
| 12 | 778 | It was an Ahn later that the sails fell slack, and the ship ceased to move. |
| 12 | 779 | Once again the heavy, sweet odor was pervasive. |
| 12 | 780 | One could now, in the light of the dawn, see the color about, yellow and purple, the myriads of blossoms, many a foot in width, opening to the morning sun. |
| 12 | 781 | I now heard the voice of Aëtius, above, frantic with concern. |
| 12 | 782 | "Put about! Put about!" he called to the helmsman. |
| 12 | 783 | "No!" screamed Tersites. |