...interest in the weather of Paris which hardly once in the seven years got a word of praise from him. It was either too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry, and the Seine had a nasty habit of overflowing its banks and flooding the Abbey's lands. Of June, 1531,...

...Cumberland Plateau. In most places the soil was far too thin to raise a decent crop, and the weather was either too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry. Only a few hardy souls lived in the relatively remote region, tough survivors who by and large shunned...

...Brussels to France. Now Dela piped up. "Please, just make a decision. My feet are freezing." Dela always was either too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry. Dela looked at Walter for a decision. Inge H. and Manfred had shifted their gazes toward him as well....