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 1 IV  | exasperated his father to such a degree, that he turned him out
 2 XI  |         ever had it in a violent degree twice in his life. They
 3 XII |      revere his memory to such a degree, that they will scarce allow
 4 XV  |         mariners, who computed a degree to contain but sixty English
 5 XV  |          might have contracted a degree of heat two thousand times
 6 XV  |         bodies ever has a single degree of motion or velocity, or
 7 XVI |        he has determined to what degree of perfection the art of
 8 XVII| difference is found to be of one degree, that is to say, the three
 9 XVII|         fixed stars advanced one degree eastward every hundred years.
10 XVII|        passed through the eighth degree of Cancer.~Now every sign
11 XVII|          to say to the fifteenth degree. A year before the Peloponnesian
12 XVII|        retarded seven degrees. A degree is equivalent to seventy-two