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 1 VI   |      notwithstanding the driving rain, fine as dust, which penetrates
 2 XXXI |   increase our store. First, any rain that may fall will add to
 3 XXXII|         our stores; if only some rain had fallen at the same time
 4 XXXVI|      have mentioned, a shower of rain had the effect of calming
 5 XXXVI|           Of all the torrents of rain that fell in the night we
 6 XLV  |      that this fog might turn to rain?~Happily this hope was destined
 7 XLV  |        of delight, declared that rain was actually coming; and
 8 XLV  |          that there at least the rain was falling. I fancied I
 9 XLV  |        our mouths wide open. The rain splashed into my face, wetted
10 XLV  |        and requickened life.~The rain lasted about twenty minutes,
11 XLVI | different. The prospect, too, of rain seemed hopeful, whilst for
12 XLVI |          only it would bring, in rain or dew, the moisture of