the shady side of the
ders necessary for an


street,
invalid


often


produces a


an extra covering;*


the resorts of


the Eastern Riviera this is always the


sunset one must rush


home


in-doors for his life;


any prudent man dare to ride out in the afternoon without


wraps


he would


require


in his


northern


home.


hi^U


Such i


case even in Algiers,


which is a superior climate to that of


north
Jenks,


shore


informs


Mediterranean.


me that


while


walking


friend


city,


uncomfortably hot sun,


always carried


a thick overcoat:.


his arm, for the moment he struck the shady side of


one of


narrow


streets, a


shiver


passed


through


body;


and,


riding, he always provided himself


and family with thick wool*


len wraps for the change which was sure to take place near suli
set. "Though the temperature of Hybres in winter, a5 mare


by thermometer


is not low


, the air is sharp and often cold.


misral


is not


infrequently painfully


experienced,


especially in


January, February, and March.


power, and


influence


, altern


In spring, the sun acquires gr%4
eating with the occasional eoid


winds


, produces


very trying to
author says :t


frequent


those


rapid


in health."


" In winter


between the temperature of


north


between


those


in the


there


-changes


Speaking of Ni
is a difference o


places exposed to the s<


shade and


temperatUlr ..
ce, the am
f 120 to 24 1
outh and tkhi


the sun."


during most of the warm and


pleasant days, one may not


,be out at sunset on land, but with


equal


comfort on the w


I have frequently called the attention of persons to this oontai
with the European climates when we were returning from a #fl


at sunset; some of


us in midwinter, in


there been any considerable degree of
would not have been prudent or oomfo;


our shirt-sleevee. .,
dampness in the
rtable. Butoo~t


S. There is a Baying in Rbme that only dogu and atrs
 S" Di. Duboia, of San Rafael, says of the imuhidb
 eber a number of chilly, windy day, which, wit)^
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