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 1 1,1|       Such was the density of the atmosphere that they could not be certain
 2 1,1|          the higher layers of the atmosphere, to a height of 4,500 feet.
 3 1,1|         was sensibly clearer. The atmosphere threw off that chilly dampness
 4 1,0|        weather was beautiful, the atmosphere tranquil; for a high breeze
 5 1,0|          bowels of the earth. The atmosphere inside the crater was filled
 6 1,2|        odor which impregnated the atmosphere. ~The odor, easily recognized,
 7 1,1|         felt the sharpness of the atmosphere too severely. Besides there
 8 1,2|       already mentioned. When the atmosphere was calm, the low temperature
 9 1,2|          August, the state of the atmosphere was suddenly moderated by
10 2,1|           discernible in the pure atmosphere? ~For an instant Herbert
11 2,8|      exposed to the action of the atmosphere, it soon became perfectly
12 2,9|           heat was excessive. The atmosphere was felt to be full of electricity,
13 2,9|       this last summer month. The atmosphere, violently agitated by the
14 2,1|     became more moderate, and the atmosphere recovered the calm which
15 2,5| penetrating odor which filled the atmosphere, and a long sigh escaped
16 2,8|          tempered the heat of the atmosphere and procured cool nights
17 3,5|           by the heaviness of the atmosphere, remained motionless and
18 3,5|           growled in the sky. The atmosphere was stifling. ~The colonists
19 3,6|         magnificent saloon, whose atmosphere was saturated with the electric
20 3,8|         was overpowering, and the atmosphere, saturated with electricity,
21 3,8|      between the commotion of the atmosphere and that of the interior
22 3,8|         for upwards of a year the atmosphere was thus charged with volcanic
23 3,8|           frightful pressure. The atmosphere was saturated with gases
24 3,8|           progress. Moreover, the atmosphere was close, as if the oxygen
25 3,8|         vapor, which infected the atmosphere of the cavern. The wall
26 3,9|          effect of reflection the atmosphere appeared red-hot. At the
27 3,9|         mingled with those of the atmosphere, massed over the island.