Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Pilgrim Almanac, for the Year of Our Lord 1873: Being the First After Leap Year, and Until the Fourth of July, the 97th of American Independence
Fauna, In some parts will be plenty scarce. Acorns will be small, hops. These will produce moderately; generally suffer in the Spring from mildew and hail.
Wine. There will be little vintage; grapes should be gathered early, as there is no hope for good weather. Vines should be covered early.
Wind and storm. In the winter, there will be heavy winds and extraordinary rains; in the Spring and Sum mer there will not be a great deal of thunderstorm, though some, which will not do much injury.
Sickness. In the Fall there will be severe and fatal fevers, and all sorts of dangerous diseases.
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