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Remarks on Seasons, Tides, Winds, sc.


In order to bring my remarks to a con-
ciusion the sooner, shall compress them in
10 the following short method -


FIRST The moon at her change or full,
being in her node-that is, on the line of no
Latitude, in the EcHhtic, and in the Suns
Hafh' falling weather generally succeeds We
y shortly after. This phenomenon is con-
s'oered an indication of a wet moon through
'"'--yet moro especially (stormy) fit hap