Chapter

 1 Pre  |     instruction, that any great degree of accuracy should be arrived
 2 I    |         his class, or about the degree of attention with which
 3 VI   |         stop at the sixty-fifth degree of latitude. What do you
 4 VI   |  internal temperature rises one degree for every 70 feet in depth;
 5 IX   |     grass grows on them to some degree of perfection. It is carefully
 6 XVIII|     advances at the rate of one degree (1 45° Fahr.) for every
 7 XVIII|       Siberia the increase of a degree is ascertained to be reached
 8 XVIII| observed that the increase of a degree is only attained at every
 9 XXXI |        about that seventy-first degree where Sir James Ross has
10 XLII |         quality to a surprising degree.~I could hear him murmuring
11 XLIII|        was only one in the 80th degree of north latitude, the Esk