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1315. CLIMATE, Habit and.—
In no
case, perhaps, does habit attach our choice or
judgment more than in climate. The Canadian
glows with delight in his sleigh and snow; the
very idea of which gives me the shivers.—To C. F. Volney. Washington ed. iv, 569.
(W.
1805)
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