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1   I,  5|           5~Sometimes on a fine night we see a variety of
2   I,  9| therefore rather a sign of fine weather than of rain; for
3  II,  8|    little after sunset, in fine weather, a little, light,
4 III,  3|   but if it fades away, of fine weather, if it is broken
5 III,  3|   fading away is a sign of fine weather because if the air
6 III,  3|   and this is the cause of fine weather.~So much for the
7 III,  4|    too, if a man sprinkles fine drops in a room turned to