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 1      I,  IX   |      blacker and blacker, cold rain mingled with snow fell in
 2      I,  IX   |       spray, the snow, and the rain, they could scarcely see
 3      I,  XIII |     boarding impervious to the rain and damp of the winter season.~
 4      I,  XVII |      soon converted into heavy rain. The bad season was approaching.~
 5      I,  XXII |     month of May was very wet. Rain and snow succeeded each
 6     II,  III  |    fort. Presently torrents of rain fell, and large hailstones
 7     II,  VI   |        north-west, torrents of rain falling at intervals. Meanwhile,
 8     II,  VI   |         The wind was high, the rain incessant, and thick fogs
 9     II,  VI   |     foundations. Sometimes the rain poured down with such violence
10     II,  VI   |      the wind, drenched by the rain and the spray, struggling
11     II,  VII  |     hours longer.~The wind and rain were as violent as ever.
12     II,  VII  |     its strength, and even the rain when it reached the explorers
13     II,  VII  |        ear.~“Yes, the wind and rain will conspire to give us
14     II,  VII  |   quenched by the wind and the rain. There was still, however,
15     II,  VIII | weather was much improved, the rain had ceased, and the wind
16     II,  VIII |         said Mrs Barnett; “the rain, the snow, the ice, the
17     II,  IX   |      and, braving the wind and rain in all their fury, she peered
18     II,  X    |      vapour, which fell now as rain now as snow. In Lieutenant
19     II,  X    |      of the ice field when the rain melted the imperfectly welded
20     II,  X    |     however, very damp indeed, rain mixed with snow fell constantly,
21     II,  X    |       come with its mists, its rain, and its snow, but without
22     II,  X    |     one day and rose the next. Rain and snow succeeded each
23     II,  XII  |  became hardened, replaced the rain of the preceding days. A
24     II,  XII  |  became hardened, replaced the rain of the preceding days. A
25     II,  XII  | resolved themselves into heavy rain instead of the sadly-needed
26     II,  XIII | imperfectly frozen, and a warm rain was falling, which hastened
27     II,  XIII |        upon the ice-field, and rain fell in torrents. The difficulty
28     II,  XIV  |  passed the whole of December, rain and intermittent falls of
29     II,  XV   |      of February was very wet, rain and snow falling alternately.
30     II,  XV   |      roar of artillery. A warm rain fell for several hours,
31     II,  XV   |      weathers, through snow or rain, and on her return to the
32     II,  XV   |      thaw made rapid progress. Rain fell abundantly and accelerated
33     II,  XV   |       was warm but cloudy, and rain fell frequently in large
34     II,  XVIII|     the south-west, and a cold rain began to fall, accompanied
35     II,  XX   |     water were taken on board.~Rain heavy enough to penetrate
36     II,  XX   |     action of the warm air and rain, and but for this precaution
37     II,  XX   |        longer a hurricane; the rain ceased, and the sea became