(Vol. vii., pp. 373. 522. 599. 627.)
J. A., Jun., being desirous of forming a list of weather rules, I send the following, in the hope that they may be acceptable to him, and interesting to those of your readers who have never met with the old collection from which they are taken.
English.
In April, Dove's-flood is worth a king's good.
Winter thunder, a summer's wonder.
March dust is worth a king's ransom.
A cold May and a windy, makes a fat barn and findy.
Spanish.
April and May, the keys of the year.
A cold April, much bread and little wine.