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Dick: You haven't lived until you've had rain, sleet, and snow all at once.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
McCowan and Cleburne, under Hardee, charged the Federal's right through a deadly hail of artillery and small arms, that darkened the air as thickly as the sleet--driving him back at the bayonet's point and swinging his front round from his center.— Four Years in Rebel Capitals An Inside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy from Birth to Death
As for the sleet, he said, "What we got is something we could work with."— Kansas.com: -- Front
There was rain, sleet, and snow showing up everywhere out there on Thursday afternoon.— WKYT - Home - Headlines
The sky filled alternately and sometimes simultaneously with stinging rain, sleet, and clinging snow.— The Strange Death of Liberal America
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