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1 XII  |     little above freezing. This cold, combined with the speed
2 XII  |       oxygen in the cabins, the cold was excessive.~Robur stood
3 XVI  |    shorter and shorter, and the cold became keen. Uncle Prudent
4 XVII |         seen. At night time the cold became very keen; but as
5 XVII |         horrible death from the cold? That Robur should attempt
6 XVII |      had been solidified by the cold, and converted into an immense
7 XVIII| inconvenience on board from the cold, for the temperature, was