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 1 VI   |   atmospheric vapours fell in rain upon the soil; and by and
 2 VI   |       he caused a fine dew of rain to fall upon its surface,
 3 XII  |      heat, none of disastrous rain. It was just the weather
 4 XIV  |  tract seemed crushed under a rain of enormous ejected rocks
 5 XIV  | observation that the wind and rain are not ceasing and being
 6 XVI  |      On the 26th nothing yet. Rain mingled with snow was falling
 7 XXX  |     times fall in torrents of rain. I should have thought that
 8 XXXIV|    five hundred feet falls in rain with a deafening uproar.
 9 XXXV | shaking his head.~But now the rain forms a rushing cataract
10 XXXV |  before it has reached us the rain cloud parts asunder, the
11 XXXVI|       little.~But a deluge of rain was still falling, though
12 XXXVI|      supply of water with the rain which the storm has left