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1 1,2|  estimated at ninety-five degrees Fahrenheit. Herbert having asked on
2 1,1|         colder, and on the 29th a Fahrenheit thermometer would certainly
3 1,1|          fell to eight degrees of Fahrenheit, that is, thirteen degrees
4 1,2|    however, passing the degree of Fahrenheit already mentioned. When
5 1,2|         the mercurial column of a Fahrenheit thermometer would not have
6 2,2|            1 mariner's compass, 1 Fahrenheit thermometer, 1 aneroid barometer,
7 2,1|          not exceed eight degrees Fahrenheit. But although this winter
8 2,1| thermometer fell to eight degrees Fahrenheit, below zero. ~On the 3rd
9 3,4|        more than eight degrees of Fahrenheit. It was therefore lower