Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9| Meanwhile the cold became very severe, and unhappily they had
 2 1,3|     not have escaped without a severe wound. As soon as he could
 3 1,6|      as Greece and Sicily have severe cold, producing snow and
 4 1,6|  gained the shore, without any severe wounds, miraculously saved. ~
 5 1,0|    Moreover, if the winter was severe, the settlers would suffer
 6 1,0|       the winters here are not severe. Did you not say, Cyrus,
 7 1,1|      rate it commenced by very severe cold. Ice accumulated at
 8 1,2|    cold became, suddenly, very severe. According to the engineer'
 9 2,0|     been the most vigilant and severe of custom-house officers. ~
10 2,1|        winter of 1866-67. ~The severe cold began to be felt about
11 2,2|     his chest was covered with severe wounds. ~"He is living,"
12 2,0|       that the winter would be severe and forward. The preparations
13 3,8|     was besides subjected to a severe diet, and consequently his
14 3,4|      drawing near, and that in severe frost wood is difficult
15 3,4|       fine weather. But when a severe frost succeeded this wet
16 3,4|     not omitted to observe how severe was the temperature during
17 3,4| icebergs off Cape Horn." ~"The severe cold experienced in Lincoln
18 3,4|    July, and August. They were severe, and the average observations