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331
Meanwhile
,
the
rain
came
down
in
a
steady
torrent
,
and
the
lower
part
of
the
town
was
under
water
,
owing
to
the
river
having
overflowed
.
332
Boots
said
it
was
evident
that
we
were
going
to
have
a
prolonged
spell
of
grand
weather
some
time
,
and
read
out
a
poem
which
was
printed
over
the
top
of
the
oracle
,
about
333
"
Long
foretold
,
long
last
;
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Short
notice
,
soon
past
.
"
335
The
fine
weather
never
came
that
summer
.
I
expect
that
machine
must
have
been
referring
to
the
following
spring
.
336
Then
there
are
those
new
style
of
barometers
,
the
long
straight
ones
.
I
never
can
make
head
or
tail
of
those
.
There
is
one
side
for
10
a.
m.
yesterday
,
and
one
side
for
10
a.
m.
today
;
but
you
ca
n't
always
get
there
as
early
as
ten
,
you
know
.
It
rises
or
falls
for
rain
and
fine
,
with
much
or
less
wind
,
and
one
end
is
"
Nly
"
and
the
other
"
Ely
"
(
what
's
Ely
got
to
do
with
it
?
)
,
and
if
you
tap
it
,
it
does
n't
tell
you
anything
.
And
you
've
got
to
correct
it
to
sea-level
,
and
reduce
it
to
Fahrenheit
,
and
even
then
I
do
n't
know
the
answer
.
337
But
who
wants
to
be
foretold
the
weather
?
It
is
bad
enough
when
it
comes
,
without
our
having
the
misery
of
knowing
about
it
beforehand
.
The
prophet
we
like
is
the
old
man
who
,
on
the
particularly
gloomy-looking
morning
of
some
day
when
we
particularly
want
it
to
be
fine
,
looks
round
the
horizon
with
a
particularly
knowing
eye
,
and
says
:
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"
Oh
no
,
sir
,
I
think
it
will
clear
up
all
right
.
It
will
break
all
right
enough
,
sir
.
"
339
"
Ah
,
he
knows
"
,
we
say
,
as
we
wish
him
good-morning
,
and
start
off
;
"
wonderful
how
these
old
fellows
can
tell
!
"
340
And
we
feel
an
affection
for
that
man
which
is
not
at
all
lessened
by
the
circumstances
of
its
not
clearing
up
,
but
continuing
to
rain
steadily
all
day
.