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 1   v,  22 | a-coming, and when there is drought and mildew, then the progeny
 2   v,  29 |    heavy; but in seasons of drought the locusts are exceedingly
 3  VI,  16 |    fall of rain. In time of drought they do not appear even
 4 VIII,  18|    Birds thrive in times of drought, both in their general health
 5 VIII,  18|    way is much drinking-and drought is bad for fishes. Birds
 6 VIII,  19|    in deriving benefit from drought, and this is due to the
 7 VIII,  19|   to the fact that heat and drought are apt to come together.~
 8 VIII,  20|    To shell-fish in general drought is unwholesome. During dry
 9 VIII,  27|    mildew, or in seasons of drought.~All insects, without exception,
10  IX,  40 |     be late, or if there be drought or blight, then grubs are
11  IX,  41 |   more abundant in times of drought and in wild localities.