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It was a tiny snowflake, the first snowflake, the heraldof the night.I looked up with a start, and the sky had darkened almost to blackness,and was thick with a gathering multitude of coldly watchful stars. Ilooked eastward, and the light of that shrivelled world was touched withsombre bronze; westward, and the sun robbed now by a thickening white mistof half its heat and splendour, was touching the crater rim, was sinkingout of sight, and all the shrubs and jagged and tumbled rocks stood outagainst it in a bristling disorder of black shapes.
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