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 1  1, 11|     known to you, such as the thermometer, which gives the internal
 2  1, 17|       the bed of the sea. The thermometer indicated a temperature
 3  1, 22|    depths of the sea, and his thermometer, placed in communication
 4  2, 1 |      of the lower strata, the thermometer invariably indicated 4°
 5  2, 6 |    entered; he approached the thermometer, consulted it, and, turning
 6  2, 13| temperature was very low; the thermometer exposed to the air marked
 7  2, 13|       the Southern Ocean. The thermometer went up, the needle of the
 8  2, 14|  according to the bottom. The thermometer marked 3° C. above zero.
 9  2, 14|     was a little greater, the thermometer showing 2° below zero. The
10  2, 15|     of Antarctic regions. The thermometer showed 120 below zero, and
11  2, 16|      try it, Professor." ~The thermometer then stood at 7° outside.
12  2, 16|     and three hours after the thermometer marked 6° below zero outside.
13  2, 16|   gained. Two hours later the thermometer only marked 4°. ~"We shall