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Dew continued. 



in valleys and hollows 207 



on clothes 211 



cultivated lands 210 



grass 209 



leaves, &c 208 



none beneath a tree 



204, 205 



a flower awning 205 

 hedge or wall 205 

 none in a cloudy 



night 204 



in a windy night 207 

 especially if east- 

 erly 218 



none on stones, cloth 208 

 deserts, gravel, me- 

 tal, rocks, wool 209 

 Dew-drops round .... 223 



flattened 223 



roll on cabbages . . 223 

 roses .... 224 

 Digging promotes 



warmth 161 



Digestion 91 



Dinner covers 202 



Dirt-warm 93 



Distant bells heard . . 413 



clocks 151 



objects appear small 



381, 382 



sight 390 



spectacles for . . 391 

 Distance makes things 



invisible 384 



Distilled vinegar 426 



Divers suffer pain .... 255 



Diving bell 146 



Doors swell and shrink 151 



Dogs uneasy in wet 



weather 147 



Dough 274 



set before a fire to 



rise 276 



Double concave glasses 389 

 convex glasses . . 391 

 Draining lands promote 



warmth 160 



DRAUGHT at a door . . 314 

 key-hole .... 314 

 window .... 315 



slack 63, 64, 69 



Dreams 424 



foolish things . . 424 

 Dropsofrainrollondust 155 

 Drowned men restored 101 



Drums 41 1 



DRY WOOD for kindling 44 



burns best 107 



snaps about . . 107 



Dryest months 328 



Dublin, rain of 340 



Duck dry in water .... 224 



Dunghills hot 277 



Dusty shoes hot .... 194 

 Dyeing changes a colour 401 



Ear-trumpets 415 



EARTH, bad conductor 181 

 cool in summer . . 182 

 cracks by frost . . 357 

 crumbles in spring 358 

 warm in winter . . 131 



Earth-fog 221 



Earthen tea-pots 197,198 

 set on a hob to draw 198 



East wind cold 302 



dry 303 



