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the Middle of England') thefe 40 Years, and yet the 
Mercury fell but little. 
24 • ■»•»» 29.55 
24. Night .... 28.8 
25. Night .... 28.78 
26. ..... 28. 8y 
27. ...... 28.26Agreat 
Flood. 
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20 . 
21 . 
22 . 
> 3 ; 
24. 
173 y. 2)^. 2. 
- • . 29.3 
. . . 29.28 
• . . 29.3 
• . . 29.2 
• . . 29.2 Stormy, 
great Rain. 
^ • . 29.38 Floods. 
• . . 29.32 Rain. 
• . . 29. y Fair. 
. . 28.8 Rain. 
. € . . 28.9 Rain. 
. . 29. y Fair. 
. . . 29.^2 Great 
Rains and Floods. 
Thunder. 
The Mercury feldom falls for Rains that come by 
Thunder. See Diary, June 2. i73f. 
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1" HU MDER. 
When the Mercury -^ id rife. 
1733. J me ‘ 2 29.16 29.5-6 
ij. 29.56 29.56 
23. 29.62 29.65 Hot. 
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