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stood at 9.5 on the staff taking the mean between the wavelets. It had been a little higher but owing to the warping of the paper by damp the pencil had been prevented from reaching its maximum By carefully examining the snow in a quiet place, which came to the waters edge and allowing for the rise and fall of the ripples I came to the conclusion that it had been about a tenth of a foot higher which would bring it to the limit of the paper, or 9.6 _ Go off to gauge again about half past eleven P.M. and find the water down to 3.525 on the staff with about a foot to spare on the paper. The water rose [[strikethrough]] fell a little [[/strikethrough]] after this. Bar. 29.086 [[line]] Wednesday Dec. 13, 1871 [[line]] Bar. 29.210 Ther. 32.5 min. 31. Wind lt S. Cloudy with snow. High tide again. P.M. cloudy, fair. Evening clear. Stars very brilliant. [[line]] Thursday Dec. 14. [[line]] Bar. 29.37 Ther. 27. Min. 20. Wind. 0. Cloudy with snow. Slush ice all over small harbor. Later, about noon breeze with N.E. with snow. Evening SW [[end page]] [[start page]] [[image - pencil drawing of lines and a box]]
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