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 1 VI   |       ENTERPRISE~At these words a cold shiver ran through me. Yet
 2 VI   |    present time that the greatest cold of the ethereal regions
 3 XIII | temperature was much lower. I was cold and more hungry than cold.
 4 XIII |         cold and more hungry than cold. Welcome was the sight of
 5 XIII |      lighted even in the severest cold.~My uncle lost no time in
 6 XV   |       give reason to suppose. The cold was excessively keen. The
 7 XV   |         the effects of hunger and cold. The rarefied air scarcely
 8 XIX  |          covering. We had neither cold nor intrusive visits to
 9 XXXV |          there, our blood running cold with unspeakable terror.
10 XLII |           whilst they suffer from cold in proportion to their rise,
11 XLIII|        the arctic regions, with a cold 30° below the freezing point.
12 XLIV |           heads the murky sky and cold fogs of the frigid zone
13 XLIV |    delicious repast of fruits and cold, clear water we set off