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1437, Little wine, but of a very superior quality. The vines sufFured 



during the vigorous winter and spring — an abundance of 

 fruits. 



1438, to '40, Unknown. 



1441 No wine at all, much snow which remained 14 weeks. A 

 frightful hurricane on the 2d of July — much hail j many of 

 the hail stones weighed more than a pound each. 



1442, Rich in good wine. 



1443, Few grapes and bad — little grain — very cold winter ; much 



snow which lay till the end of April ; a wet summer. 



1444, Good wine. 



1445, Wine abundant but middling in quality — fruit rich. 



1446, Little wine but good. A spring frost destroyed the fruits. 



1447, Sour wine — cold made ravages in the vineyards and fields. 



1448, Wine abundant and exquisite — year generally good. 



1449, The same. 



1450, Unknown. 



1451, Abundance of wine. 



1452, Unknown. 



1453, Sterility, sour wine — poor crop of fruit. 



1454, Much grapes but sour ; wet summer. 



1455, Rainy year ; sterile ; little fruits ; wine not potable. 



1456, Wet and cold. 



1457, Wine plenty enough, but of middling quality. Torrents of 

 rain in summer and followed by severe drought. 



1458, Little wine and middling quality, abundant grain. A wet 



summer. 



1459, Cold and sterile — little wine and sour — vines frozen in the 



1460 

 1461 

 1462 

 1463 

 1464 

 1465 



1466 

 1467 



sprmg. 

 The same. 



Wine superior and in sufficient abundance. A frost in Jtme. 

 Wine middling. Heavy frost in the summer. 

 Little wine and middling ; cold wet year. 

 Little wine but good, satisfactory crop of grain. 

 Great fertility — wine good and abundant. The vines flowered 



in May. 

 Sour wine, bad grain ; late season, rigorous winter. 

 Superior and abundant wine and a remarkable crop of grain. 



