Scoil: Edmondstown (C.)

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   when the dust blows on his crops, as it is a sign of fine weather, and the dust generally blows in March. The water gets low in the rivers, when there is a shortage of rain, and when the rain comes, it swells the rivers and plenty of water tumbles down the waterfalls, and the stones become shiny, this is a sign of rain.
   A lot of midgets (sic) flying about shows the sign of fine weather, while the spider's webs are to be seen on grass and bushes, this is another sign. After the rain, worms make a passage through the soil, and when they come up, they make holes in it, and that helps to let air to the seeds, and then the birds eat the worms as food, that is a sign of fine weather.
   Another sign of broken weather is, the curling of the smoke from the chimney. If it goes up straight, we will have fine weather, but if it blows any way and every way, it is the sign of bad weather, and also when the chimney begins to smoke, and the house becomes full of it.
   On rainy days the fire refuses to light up quickly, and the chimney gets choked with the smoke, because the

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