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 1  1, 11|       which gives the internal temperature of the Nautilus; the barometer,
 2  1, 13|        currents known by their temperature and their colour. The most
 3  1, 17|        thermometer indicated a temperature of 4.25 (cent.): a temperature
 4  1, 17| temperature of 4.25 (cent.): a temperature that at this depth seemed
 5  1, 22|      experiments on the varied temperature of the sea, in different
 6  1, 22|       went himself to test the temperature in the depths of the sea,
 7  1, 22|       sea preserved an average temperature of four degrees and a half
 8  2, 1 |       never reached. As to the temperature of the lower strata, the
 9  2, 6 |        experience no change of temperature. I looked at the manometer;
10  2, 6 |     continued my work, but the temperature rose to such a pitch as
11  2, 7 | internal heat is weakened, the temperature of the lower strata of the
12  2, 13|    made up of long strips. The temperature was very low; the thermometer
13  2, 13|        to find a more bearable temperature. Two months earlier we should
14  2, 13|        blows of a pickaxe. The temperature was always at 5° below zero;
15  2, 13|    greater depths that uniform temperature of sea-water, and there
16  2, 13|    wind having gone down, this temperature was not so unbearable. About
17  2, 13|      four hundred fathoms. The temperature of the water at the surface
18  2, 13|        two. I need not say the temperature of the Nautilus was raised
19  2, 16| traversed the slushy mass at a temperature of six or seven degrees
20  2, 16|        by the pumps, raise the temperature in this part and stay the
21  2, 16|           During the night the temperature of the water rose to 1°
22  2, 19| cyclones, by the difference of temperature between its air and its
23  2, 20|      its speed and some of its temperature, but it becomes a sea. ~