School: Errew G.N.S. (roll number 13261)

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0090E, Page 06_015

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Signs of the Weather (continued)

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flys off the road these are signs of bad weather. When the sky gets blue and bright, or when the swallows fly high, or when the the hills seems to appear far away or when smoke goes up straight these are signs of good weather. The south wind brings rain and the west wind brings storm. Corrections . . . on when there is a rainbow it is a sign of rain.
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Heavy Snow Falls

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In the year 1917 there was one of the heavest snow-falls that was rembered. It snowed twenty four hours. It covered houses and fields. In some

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