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Things to do with ‘weather’

mizzling

We find under the weather a layer of sun, wrapped tidily around that parcel of time we call today.
The year therefore rounded itself as a receptacle of retarded knowledge – a cup brimming over with the sense that now at least she was learning.
– Henry James,
What Maisie Knew, ch. IX

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about the weather and teaching English as a Foreign (or second) language

Interstices

summer day

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ego hoc feci mm–mmviii
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