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1 1, 5 | storm of abuse. ~But the weather was good. The voyage was 2 1, 5 | are looking for-- on our weather beam!" ~ 3 1, 11| foretells the changes of the weather; the hygrometer, which marks 4 1, 14| It was six o'clock, the weather was cloudy, the sea grey, 5 1, 22| long. and 15° S. lat. The weather was threatening, the sea 6 2, 9 | the Cape of Good Hope. The weather was cloudy. A gale of wind 7 2, 13| were going to cross. The weather was clear, the atmosphere 8 2, 14| Captain Nemo there. ~"The weather is lightening a little," 9 2, 17| a sign of fine or of wet weather. At this moment the peak 10 2, 19| especially in the stormy weather that threatened us so frequently. 11 2, 19| the Canadian's plans. The weather was very bad. We were nearing 12 2, 19| will escape, whatever the weather may be." ~But the sky became