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 1   I,  10|               world rains or does not rain: for itself it rains or
 2   I,  10|           itself it rains or does not rain; and, though you perhaps
 3   I,  10|               or by the outpouring of rain moderates the dryness extending
 4   I,  30| characteristics? Does Apollo give you rain? Does Mercury send yon water
 5  II,  59|              by what means showers of rain are produced, so that water
 6  II,  59|              the air, which makes the rain fall drop by drop, which
 7  II,  59|            drop, which has spread out rain and feathery flakes of snow
 8   V,   8|             had not violent storms of rain swept away the whole race
 9   V,  23|         defiled with the blood of the rain, and covering his pretended
10   V,  32|              names Jupiter instead of rain, and Ceres instead of the
11   V,  34|               say that the falling of rain into the bosom of the earth
12   V,  35|             to be said instead of the rain, Ceres for the earth, and
13   V,  37|           names the earth and falling rain are spoken of I see the
14   V,  37|        Jupiter, who was named for the rain, and Ceres, who was named
15   V,  40|           term and call the earth and rain, or anything else,-for it
16   V,  40|             to signify the descent of rain from the sky, and the moistening
17  VI,   3|             summer suns? Do storms of rain flow over them, or whirlwinds
18  VI,   4|              them drenching storms of rain, winds, showers, or the
19  VI,  16|              the constant dropping of rain, at other times lose the