"The Fortress" from The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories by Lord Dunsany.

"A large cloud of mist that floated over the river, now parted into what appeared to Halcyon to be three shadowy forms."  From Halcyon and Asphodel by A.L.H.A., 1885.

"One cloud's energy equal to that of six battleships."  From Popular Science Monthly, 1921.

"He found he had been making a great fool of himself."  From The Magic Mirror by William Gilbert and illustrated by John Menzies, 1907.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to change the clouds.

"The Old Sky Woman sweeping out the Sky Goose's house."  From North Cornwall Fairies and Legends by Enys Tregarthen, 1906.

From Loraine and the Little People by Elizabeth Gordon and illustrated by M. T. Ross, 1915.

From Cartoons Magazine, 1918.

From Die Muskete, 1917.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to reveal the untinted version.

From Secrets of Charm by John Robert Powers & Mary Sue Miller and illustrated by Georgia Bloch, 1954.

From Mocca, 1930.

Here's someone who did not use the Cloud-Busting app we developed.  From Jugend, 1903.  (Yes, our Cloud-Buster truly does dissolve clouds in the sky.  We always caution against using the app in drought-prone areas.)

From Cartoons Magazine, 1919.

From the Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution (1871).

From Lullabies of Many Lands by Alma Strettell, 1894.