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1   I,  10| hoar-frost. When the vapour is frozen before it has condensed
2   I,  12|   upper region. It cannot have frozen before becoming water: and
3   I,  12|        have been so large when frozen.~Some think that the cause
4   I,  12|        long and that they were frozen near to the earth, and not
5   I,  12|    difficulty about its having frozen in the air, provided that
6  II,  5 |    melting of the ice. What is frozen gives off no evaporation,
7  II,  5 | evaporate then, the thoroughly frozen parts requiring greater
8  IV,  1 |        is more. Again, what is frozen does not putrefy, for its
9  IV,  6 |   again; this is the case with frozen mud. But those which solidify