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 1 1,2|        clouds close to the ground. Rain fell mingled with snow.
 2 1,7|        Petrels delight in wind and rain." ~The reporter, turning
 3 1,7|          beat over the reef. Heavy rain was dashed by the storm
 4 1,7|          the wind, drenched by the rain, blinded by the sand. ~Then,
 5 1,7|            to exchange a word. The rain was not very heavy, but
 6 1,8|           place sheltered from the rain and wind. The storm has
 7 1,8|         but fortunately it did not rain. Although lying down, the
 8 1,9|       would prevent either wind or rain from entering, and which
 9 1,1|           of June, after incessant rain, the weather became decidedly
10 1,1|       sparkled in the sun. Neither rain nor any river, increased
11 1,2|            the rising temperature. Rain fell, and the sheet of white
12 1,2|        another change from snow to rain, the wind shifted to the
13 1,2|        cold ceased. There had been rain, squalls mingled with snow,
14 2,5|      visited either by the wind or rain. ~"We needed a locker, and
15 2,9|        there was almost invariably rain and fog, except for three
16 2,0|           cold air, falls again as rain. ~However, the presence
17 2,1|           July there was alternate rain and frost. The temperature
18 2,0|       notwithstanding the storm of rain and wind which was raging
19 2,0| water-spouts in which were mingled rain and snow, would cause great
20 3,4|     tearing at their hair, nor the rain wetting them to the skin,
21 3,5|        crouching in a deep hollow. Rain now began to fall in torrents.
22 3,5|           climbed down through the rain to the level of the sea.
23 3,8|     thunder died away in the west. Rain fell no longer, but the
24 3,9|           the projectiles begin to rain around them, but the lava,
25 3,9|         blown by the wind, fell in rain upon the sea. The pier became
26 3,9|           of fluid lava, fell like rain upon the island. The crater
27 3,0|        little fresh water from the rain which had fallen in a hollow