Chapter

 1 VI   |    than 40 degrees below zero Fahr.? Why should it not be the
 2 XI   |      150 degrees (302 degrees Fahr.), which seemed to me too
 3 XVIII|       it only marked 10° (50° Fahr.), an increase of only 4°.
 4 XVIII|   Hardly fifteen degrees (59° Fahr), nine degrees only since
 5 XVIII|     rate of one degree (1 45° Fahr.) for every hundred feet.
 6 XVIII|  ought to have been 81° (178° Fahr.) was scarcely 15° (59°
 7 XVIII|         was scarcely 15° (59° Fahr.). Here was cause for reflection.~
 8 XXV  |  ought to be a heat of 2,732° Fahr.!”~“So there should, my
 9 XXV  | Twenty-seven, six tenths (82° Fahr.).”~“Therefore the savants
10 XXXII|   state of fusion. Therm. 89° Fahr.~At noon Hans prepared a
11 XLII |  moment at the height of 100° Fahr.~What could be the meaning