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 1  1, 1 |       each other in 42° 15' N. lat. and 60° 35' W. long. In
 2  1, 1 |    during the night in 27° 30' lat. and 72° 15' long., struck
 3  1, 1 |      15° 12' long. and 45° 37' lat. She was going at the speed
 4  1, 5 | frigate was then in 31° 15' N. lat. and 136° 42' E. long. The
 5  1, 14| planisphere, and in 32° 40' N. lat. and 157° 50' W. long.,
 6  1, 18|          between 15° and 2° S. lat., and 164° and 168° long.
 7  1, 18|   Vanou, situated in 16° 4' S. lat., and 164° 32' E. long.
 8  1, 18|      island situated 8° 18' S. lat., and 156° 30' E. long.,
 9  1, 22|       in 135° long. and 10° S. lat., which forms the east point
10  1, 22|       in 105° long. and 15° S. lat. The weather was threatening,
11  2, 1 |      of the 24th, in 12° 5' S. lat., and 94° 33' long., we
12  2, 2 |        of the sea, in 9° 4' N. lat., there was land in sight
13  2, 4 |     between 10° and 14° 30' N. lat., and 69° 50' 72" E. long. ~
14  2, 5 |    same evening, in 21° 30' N. lat., the Nautilus floated on
15  2, 9 |     16° 17' long., and 33° 22' lat., at 150 leagues from the
16  2, 11|        Mexico, about 45° of N. lat., this current divides into
17  2, 11|    bearings gave us 45° 37' S. lat., and 37° 53' W. long. It
18  2, 13|        and importance. ~At 60° lat. every pass had disappeared.
19  2, 13|        long. and 67° 39' of S. lat. We had advanced one degree