r weather,
due most likely to his initial observations of a clear sky,
but then discrepant sensations of significantly cooler air
cause him to pause, to reflect, and to update his forecast
of the imminent weather conditions to a foreboding of rain.

I would like to retrace once more time the recurring Figure
of Dewey's precipitating inquiry, but this time I intend to
point out some features of it that may well bring us to ask:

&quot;What's wrong with this picture?&quot;

To start with, it's beginning to se