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XXXVIII. Extract of two meteorological journals of the weather, observed at Nain, in 57° north latitude, and at Okak, in 57° 30', north latitude, both on the coast of Labradore

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Abstract The thermometer, of Fahrenheit's scale, was observed at eight in the morning, at noon, at four in the afternoon, and at eight in the evening. The barometer, whose scale is French measure, was observed at eight in the morning, and at eight in the evening.

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Abstract The thermometer, of Fahrenheit's scale, was observed at eight in the morning, at noon, at four in the afternoon, and at eight in the evening. The barometer, whose scale is French measure, was observed at eight in the morning, and at eight in the evening.

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Abstract The thermometer, of Fahrenheit's scale, was observed at eight in the morning, at noon, at four in the afternoon, and at eight in the evening. The barometer, whose scale is French measure, was observed at eight in the morning, and at eight in the evening.

Key concepts: Morning, Noon, Evening, Barometer, Latitude, Low latitude, Climatology, Environmental science

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