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 1 1,2|           Rain fell mingled with snow. it was very cold. A mist
 2 1,3|      lofty mountain, capped with snow. ~The question could not
 3 1,6|   supplied by the melting of the snow which covered the sides
 4 1,6|      have severe cold, producing snow and ice, so doubtless would
 5 1,0|        are very cold! No want of snow and ice; and perhaps Lincoln
 6 1,1|          now sprinkled over with snow. ~But they had not gone
 7 1,2|       not long in resolving into snow. All the island was covered
 8 1,2|          under a new aspect. The snow fell abundantly for several
 9 1,2|          the corners, formed the snow into tall whirling columns,
10 1,2|        was certainly two feet of snow on the shore, but they were
11 1,2|      find them easily, under the snow with which they were covered.
12 1,2|          Pencroft. ~However, the snow soon disappeared, quickly
13 1,2|        after another change from snow to rain, the wind shifted
14 1,2|       rain, squalls mingled with snow, hailstorms, gusts of wind,
15 1,2|        last. The ice melted, the snow disappeared; the shore,
16 2,0|         I will strew them on the snow, having previously covered
17 2,1|         the engineer. ~The first snow fell towards the end of
18 2,2|       eyes was spread a sheet of snow which looked gray in the
19 2,2|         bodies which stained the snow with their blood. Jup was
20 2,2|          was still whitened with snow. ~"How beautiful it is!"
21 2,8| morning-the 21 st-that the first snow had already made its appearance.
22 2,8|        the islet is covered with snow!" ~"Snow at this time?"
23 2,8|         is covered with snow!" ~"Snow at this time?" answered
24 2,8|     sheet of white. ~"It must be snow!" said Pencroft. ~"Or rather
25 2,0|      which were mingled rain and snow, would cause great havoc
26 3,8|      corral when a sort of black snow like fine gunpowder fell,