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 1 1,1|      rotation in the slightest degree, or being sensible that
 2 1,9|         Herbert shared in some degree the sailor's feelings. ~
 3 1,4| situated on the thirty-seventh degree of the southern latitude,
 4 1,4|       the earth, traverses one degree in four minutes, or fifteen
 5 1,4|       hundred and fifty-second degree of west longitude. ~Cyrus
 6 1,4|     which, at sixty miles to a degree, would give an error of
 7 1,7|     producing it to a superior degree of concentration. It is
 8 1,2|  without, however, passing the degree of Fahrenheit already mentioned.
 9 2,6|      their situation was in no degree improved. The quadrumana
10 2,4|    seemed fallen to the lowest degree of brutishness! ~Shaggy
11 2,4|        could they think of the degree of brutishness into which
12 2,4|   Pencroft, uneasy to the last degree, yet did not despair, for
13 2,5|       certainty, and to such a degree, that Cyrus Harding and
14 2,0|        surprise to the highest degree. ~"'Pon my word," said Pencroft
15 2,0|        Mercy swelled to such a degree as to give reason to fear
16 3,0|        reporter to the highest degree. Herbert's liver became
17 3,3| Harding's eyes marred, in some degree, the worth of the benefit. ~"
18 3,3|      inexplicable, and in some degree superhuman power. ~In a
19 3,9|    alarmed them to the highest degree. ~It was the 20th of February.
20 3,0|       Pencroft, in the highest degree astonished. ~"How could