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1 2 |  they send down torrents of rain, and the grain erects itself,
2 4 |    the falling of opportune rain, and the people were delighted.
3 6 |  the heavens were dark w1th rain,~I gathered the bark from
4 9 |    Book of Poetry,~"May the rain come down on our public
5 11|  was like their longing for rain in a time of great drought.
6 11|    the falling of opportune rain, and the people were delighted.
7 15| seventh and eighth when the rain falls abundantly, the channels
8 21| nourishing influence of the rain and dew, they were not without
9 26|    descends like seasonable rain.~3. 'There are some whose