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 1        I,  IX  | friendship! I have often seen the temperature in the Siberian steppes
 2        I,  IX  |           cloudy all day, and the temperature was therefore more bearable,
 3        I,  XV  |   propitious for his journey. The temperature was endurable. The nights
 4       II,  VIII|       considered an unsupportable temperature.~The weather favored our
 5       II,  IX  |        The sky was cloudy and the temperature moderate. There was some
 6       II,  X   |        during the long nights the temperature fell to zero. The first
 7       II,  X   |      severe. During the night the temperature fell below zero; ice was
 8       II,  X   |           very cold also, for the temperature was already below zero.~
 9       II,  XI  |         keep each other warm, the temperature being now ten degrees below
10       II,  XII |           more than once seen the temperature fall to thirty and forty
11       II,  XIV |     suffered cruelly from the low temperature. A few feet below them,