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1   10|     same day was 45', or the warmest of any water tried, though
2   10| account of its depth. In the warmest weather I usually placed
3   13| midsummer, when the pond was warmest. Thither, too, the woodcock
4   16|      year when the water was warmest, and at such times looked
5   17|     be coldest in summer and warmest in winter. When the ice-men
6   18|      the middle had been the warmest and the ice thinnest there.
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