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 1 Introd  |         one accepts the sort of weather there is, the length of
 2 VI      |        waiting until it is good weather to ask you to come to dine
 3 XVIII   |      and more yet. If it’s good weather, I shall make you go out
 4 XXX     |         a barometer, shows fair weather.~So be content, if that
 5 XLIV    |         delicious to me in fine weather. In winter I find it stoical,
 6 LI      |       not break one’s guitar in weather like this. Good-bye, dear
 7 LIX     | wonderfully well since the fine weather and I am going to take a
 8 XCVI    |          half hostile. The good weather is against it. The hateful
 9 C       |       been resumed with the bad weather, and that will keep us busy
10 CV      |      others.~Heavens, what fine weather! Don’t you enjoy it, at
11 CX      |     mother. If it were less bad weather, and I had a less bad cold,
12 CXL     |     your inspiration.~What fine weather, at least with us, and we
13 CXLIV   |         a little. It is too bad weather to go to Croisset; it is
14 CLXIX   |        apparently you have COOL WEATHER in Croisset since you want
15 CLXXXVII|         one accepts the sort of weather there is, the length of
16 CCXXXVI |    Paris? It has been such fine weather that I have been tempted
17 CCXL    |      that are so lovely in this weather, didn’t look good to me
18 CCLX    |        summer. For it is lovely weather, but I am bursting with
19 CCLXIII |         good thing.~What lovely weather in our country! I still
20 CCXC    |         in Paris in this lovely weather? Nohant is now STREAMING
21 CCCII   |         snow; it is the sort of weather that I adore: this whiteness
22 CCCIV   |    country-side before the good weather; here, we have been pretty