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1   I,  9 |   and is therefore rather a sign of fine weather than of
2   I,  11| hoar-frost. Hence snow is a sign of a cold season or country.
3  II,  8 |     disappearance occurs.~A sign which sometimes precedes
4 III,  3 |     Hence in itself it is a sign of rain, but if it fades
5 III,  3 |    state, it is naturally a sign of rain since it shows that
6 III,  3 |    are the darkest. It is a sign of wind when it is broken
7 III,  3 |  halo. Its fading away is a sign of fine weather because
8 III,  6 |     the mock sun is a surer sign of rain than the rods; it
9 III,  6 |     to the south is a surer sign of rain than one to the