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1        I,  VI  | could never give a light as intense as this.”~As he spoke the
2        I,  XVI |     all likelihood, will be intense.”~“So cold, do you think,”
3        I,  XXII|  came, but the cold was not intense to such a degree as to confine
4       II,  IV  |    The cold now became very intense, the thermometer registering
5       II,  IV  |  the Polaris, that, however intense the cold, in the absence
6       II,  XII | become unendurable. Far too intense was the cold to allow anyone
7       II,  XII |   his observations; but the intense cold perpetually compelled
8       II,  XIII|    night the cold was still intense, but in the daytime the
9       II,  XVI |    and that heat will be so intense that the temperature of