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1 1, 3 | he was ceremonious to a degree, and would never speak to 2 1, 4 | possessed in a superior degree, and it must be a cunning 3 1, 20| then attained a sufficient degree of maturity; and their thick 4 1, 22| water, gave him the required degree immediately and accurately. ~ 5 2, 6 | curiosity to the highest degree. My companions were not 6 2, 9 | able to return with some degree of calmness to my accustomed 7 2, 9 | puzzled me in the highest degree. Was I going towards a natural 8 2, 13| lat. We had advanced one degree more in this Antarctic region. 9 2, 13| waters of the ocean one degree higher than freezing-point; 10 2, 13| apparatus to a much higher degree; every manoeuvre was accomplished 11 2, 14| South Pole on the ninetieth degree; and I take possession of 12 2, 16| below zero outside. One degree was gained. Two hours later 13 2, 16| feeling rose to a violent degree. Yawns dislocated my jaws.