0 = 32 21 = 79.25 41 = 124.25 61 = 169.25
1 = 34.25 22 = 81.5 42 = 126.5 62 = 171.5
2 = 36.5 23 = 83.75 43 = 128.75 63 = 173.75
3 = 38.75 24 = 86 44 = 131 64 = 176.
4 = 41 25 = 88.25 45 = 133.25 65 = 178.25
5 = 43.25 26 = 90.5 46 = 135.5 66 = 180.5
6 = 45.5 27 = 92.75 47 = 137.75 67 = 182.75
7 = 47.75 28 = 95 48 = 140 68 = 185
8 = 50 29 = 97.25 49 = 142.25 69 = 187.25
9 = 52.25 30 = 99.5 50 = 144.5 70 = 189.5
10 = 54.5 31 = 101.75 51 = 146.75 71 = 191.75
11 = 56.75 32 = 104 52 = 149 72 = 194.
12 = 59 33 = 106.25 53 = 151.25 73 = 196.25
13 = 61.25 34 = 108.5 54 = 153.5 74 = 198.5
14 = 63.5 35 = 110.75 55 = 155.75 75 = 200.75
15 = 65.75 36 = 113 56 = 158 76 = 203
16 = 68 37 = 115.25 57 = 160.25 77 = 205.25
17 = 70.25 38 = 117.5 58 = 162.5 78 = 207.5
18 = 72.5 39 = 119.75 59 = 164.75 79 = 209.75
19 = 74.75 40 = 122 60 = 167 80 = 212
20 = 77
_Note_--Any degree, either higher or lower, than what is contained in
the above Table, may be at any time converted, by remembering that one
degree of Reaumeur's scale is equal to 2.25 of Fahrenheit; or it may be
done without the Table by the following formula, R 9 / 4 + 32 = F;
that is, multiply the degree of Reaumeur by 9, divide the product by 4,
to the quotient add 32, and the sum is the degree of Fahrenheit.--E.
No. V. ADDITIONAL.
RULES _for converting French Weights and Measures into correspondent
English Denominations[62]._
1. _Weights._
The Paris pound, poids de mark of Charlemagne, contains 9216 Paris
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