Book,  Chapter

1     II,  XIV  |     heat of summer, or cold of winter; by the smell of any flower
2     II,  XXVII| overflowing of the Thames last winter, or as that I write now,
3     II,  XXVII|     the Thames overflowed last winter, and that viewed the flood
4    III,  VI   |     coming into England in the winter, find the water he put in
5     IV,  XI   |        nose smell roses in the winter: but we see nobody gets
6     IV,  XIII |        mind to it: in the cold winter, he cannot help seeing it
7     IV,  XV   |        in the midst of a sharp winter, walk upon water hardened
8     IV,  XVI  |      froze in England the last winter, or that there were swallows