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 1 1 |      silence, walking~in fine weather along the beautiful mall
 2 1 |       been protected from~the weather by the projecting edges
 3 2 |      of black velvet, for the weather was now becoming chilly.
 4 4 |    moon in the water~when the weather is bad. On one occasion,
 5 9 |    Guerande from Croisic; the~weather may be bad, or the boats
 6 12|    striking an attitude. "The weather was fine, the breeze~nor'
 7 12|     we shall have a change~of weather; my ears are buzzing, and
 8 14|       shapes, where in stormy weather the sea makes rough assaults~
 9 14|    touch, even in the~wildest weather, and faces southerly, diluvian
10 17| mutual coldness, we talked of weather, relays, and~scenery in
11 25|       one goes to bed in damp~weather and the next morning the