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1 8 | rain-water, and water from snow. Rain waters, then, are the lightest,
2 8 |     these spoil the soonest; and rain water has a bad spot smell,
3 8 |        it falls down and becomes rain. Such, to all appearance,
4 10|          which is thus soaked by rain and heated by a burning
5 10|        the rising of the Dogstar rain and wintery storms supervene,
6 10|    without water, there being no rain, neither after the Dogstar
7 12|          the drought and want of rain, nor do they suffer from
8 18|           they are proof against rain, snow, and winds. The wagons
9 24|       carry off the stagnant and rain water from it, these may