Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Lightning never strikes twice in the same place . lightning in the North A sign of
rain on its way . During a drought time in summer my father would most often sit
on our back porch and watch anxiously for any sign of lightning . And most often ...
Lightning never strikes twice in the same place . lightning in the North A sign of
rain on its way . During a drought time in summer my father would most often sit
on our back porch and watch anxiously for any sign of lightning . And most often ...
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Evening gray and morning red Brings down rain upon his head . Rain before
seven , fair by eleven . Rain , come wet me . Sun , come dry me . Stand back ,
white man , Don ' t come nigh me . ( A recitation rhyme . ) Rain falling while the
sun ...
Evening gray and morning red Brings down rain upon his head . Rain before
seven , fair by eleven . Rain , come wet me . Sun , come dry me . Stand back ,
white man , Don ' t come nigh me . ( A recitation rhyme . ) Rain falling while the
sun ...
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The rain doesn ' t know broadcloth from jeans . If distant sounds are heard very
clearly , it means rain is coming . More rain , more rest , All fair weather ' s not the
best . He sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust . He receives as rain that ...
The rain doesn ' t know broadcloth from jeans . If distant sounds are heard very
clearly , it means rain is coming . More rain , more rest , All fair weather ' s not the
best . He sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust . He receives as rain that ...
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