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1    1,   16|        the ground firm, and the temperature bearable. Toward noon, however,
2    1,   20|        was marked change in the temperature, to the great relief of
3    1,   22|   vapors, generated by the high temperature of the preceding days, hung
4    2,    3|      one of them, and found the temperature was 176 degrees Fahrenheit.
5    2,   15|         close veil of mist. The temperature was just bearable, but the
6    2,   15| suffocation, caused by the high temperature? They ran to him, exclaiming: “
7    3,   13|       potatoes in the soil. The temperature of the surface stratum was