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 1     I|             joy when thunders promise rain.~ ~ LXXII~Some shirts of
 2    IV|             are pierced with drops of rain,~No plaints find passage
 3    VI|               not heat, nor cold, nor rain, nor hail,~Nor storms that
 4   VII|          thunders roar, the streaming rain and hail~Pour down and make
 5   VII|        mountains shake.~ ~  CXVII~The rain, the lightning, and the
 6   VII|            backs against the wind and rain;~Upon the French with furious
 7   VII|               wind, of tempest and of rain,~Godfrey alone turned his
 8   VII|              huge storms, of wind, of rain and hail,~Now was it dark,
 9   VII|          cordage fail,~Wind, thunder, rain, all gave a dreadful sound,~
10    IX|            hail and snow,~Thunder and rain fall down from clouds above,~
11  XIII|           heat will be,~Which neither rain can quench nor dews that
12  XIII|               and showers of hail and rain;~Yet storms and tempests
13  XIII|           blow I felt or feared,~Then rain and night I found, but straight
14  XIII|                to sunshine turned the rain.~ ~ XLIX~"What would you
15  XIII|          tokens bless of long-desired rain.~ ~ LXXV~A sudden cloud,
16  XIII|           even it seems;~The crashing rain from molten skies down fell,~
17  XIII|               the parched ground doth rain down send,~As duck and mallard
18  XIII|             again.~ ~ LXXX~Ceased the rain, the sun began to shine,~
19   XIV|             stayed,~Which late-fall'n rain had proud and puissant made,~ ~
20   XIV|               The frost and snow, the rain, the hail, the dew,~The
21    XV|           clouds, ceased the wind and rain,~The tempests threatened
22    XV|           down pours, --~In which nor rain, nor storm, nor clouds appear, --~
23   XVI| twenty-colored bow, through clouds of rain;~Yet all her ornaments,
24 XVIII|               from scorching air down rain.~ ~ LXXXIV~There balls of
25   XIX|             with wind, hail, thunder, rain,~When gloomy clouds have