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And the rains that come, with hail--but here you don't need worry, for there are no crops for the hail to spoil.— Maw's Vacation The Story of a Human Being in the Yellowstone
To-morrow about this time I will send down a very heavy fall of hail, such as has not been in Egypt from the day that it became a nation until now So Jehovah sent down hail upon the land of Egypt, and the lightning flashing in the midst of the hail was very severe, such as had not been before in all Egypt since it became a nation.— The Children's Bible
And accordingly--hail, King of England!"— Chivalry
The best answer to give to such a hail is silence Contrary to expectation the boats did not again hail, but in a few minutes the dark hull of the British cruiser became indistinctly visible as it slipped swiftly through the water before the freshening breeze, and neared the comparatively slow-going whaler rapidly.— The Red Eric

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