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1 II |    agreeable fact in the very hot weather. Upon the table (
2 XV |     other, so as to allow the hot air to circulate freely
3 XVI|     number of ten in all. How hot it was at the bottom of
4 XIX|   Gentlemen, despite the very hot weather I request your patience
5 XIX|      we are always either too hot or too cold; we are frozen
6 III| thanks to the liquefaction in hot water of those precious
7 VI |   heat, and the brake becomes hot. Why do they grease the
8 VI |   Jove!” said he, “it must be hot up there!”~“Without considering,”
9 XV |      jump. The discussion was hot, and neither would give