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The Dawn of Day

Book 4 — 320.

J. M. (John McFarland) Kennedy translation

The Weather.—An exceptional and uncertain state of the weather makes men suspicious even of one another: at the same time they come to like innovations, for they must diverge from their accustomed habits. This is why despots like those countries where the weather is moral.

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