Sketches, Historical and Topographical, of the Floridas: More Particularly of East FloridaC.S. Van Winkle, 1821 - 226 páginas |
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... rains commence , and fall heavily for a short time each day . There is frequently , perceptible in the northern parts of the Province , in the months of July and August , a thick and heavy air , which proceeds from the west and south ...
... rains commence , and fall heavily for a short time each day . There is frequently , perceptible in the northern parts of the Province , in the months of July and August , a thick and heavy air , which proceeds from the west and south ...
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... rain from the middle of March to July.— The whole country was so much parched , that the corn grew up in long small ... rains from the beginning of May . During the whole period this country was occupied by the British , it does not ...
... rain from the middle of March to July.— The whole country was so much parched , that the corn grew up in long small ... rains from the beginning of May . During the whole period this country was occupied by the British , it does not ...
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... rains fall very heavily between 1 A. M. and 4 P. M. after which a serene sky , which becomes crimsoned with variegated figures in the west , bids adieu for the day to the glowing tints of a tropical sun . The heat of a vertical sun ...
... rains fall very heavily between 1 A. M. and 4 P. M. after which a serene sky , which becomes crimsoned with variegated figures in the west , bids adieu for the day to the glowing tints of a tropical sun . The heat of a vertical sun ...
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... rain in the summer months , the wind should veer to the north , the local causes of yellow fever would cease to exist , and with them the perpetual controversy as , to the origin of malignant fevers . Thunder storms , accompanied by ...
... rain in the summer months , the wind should veer to the north , the local causes of yellow fever would cease to exist , and with them the perpetual controversy as , to the origin of malignant fevers . Thunder storms , accompanied by ...
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... rain , and above all keep warm and dry feet , and if got wet by rain , not to change their clothes too sudden- ly ; never go out of a morning fasting , but before you go work , business , & c . eat a piece of bread , and drink a glass ...
... rain , and above all keep warm and dry feet , and if got wet by rain , not to change their clothes too sudden- ly ; never go out of a morning fasting , but before you go work , business , & c . eat a piece of bread , and drink a glass ...
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