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Now
a
great
change
has
come
over
the
scene;
the
moon
has
been
curtained
off
by
a
heavy
mass
of
clouds,
and
its
light
is
shut
off
from
the
water.
The
lights
of
the
city
shine
out
with
increased
distinctness;
the
moonlight
that
whitened
the
sides
of
the
buildings
now
has
left
them
black
masses
of
vague
shadow,
and
all
at
once
one
gets
the
impression
of
looking
down
into
an
inverted
firmament
studded
with
countless
stars
of
as
various
magnitudes
as
in
the
heavens,
from
the
bright
electric
arc-lights
to
tiny
gaslights;
and
from
this
height
of
over
400
feet
one
gets
the
impression,
familiar
to
those
who
have
looked
at
the
world
from
a
balloon,
that
the
rim
of
the
horizon
rises
all
round.
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