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 1  Int      |        the globe around a certain parallel of the southern hemisphere.
 2    1,    2|     Patagonia crossed by the 37th parallel?” asked the Major.~“That
 3    1,    2|   Patagonia just touches the 37th parallel. It cuts through Araucania,
 4    1,   10|      advice is to follow the 37th parallel from the point where it
 5    1,   10|           intersected by the 37th parallel, and any of them might have
 6    1,   10|   straight on and follow the 37th parallel till we find those we seek,
 7    1,   11|         gain the extremity of the parallel, thirty miles south. No
 8    1,   12|           bring the column in two parallel lines, and the CATAPEZ could
 9    1,   16|        crosses the thirty-seventh parallel, that is to say, about two
10    1,   18|          acquainted with the 37th parallel and the river Guamini and
11    1,   23|          along the thirty-seventh parallel till we come back to our
12    1,   23|         by following up the given parallel, ought we not to try?”~“
13    1,   23|         follow the thirty-seventh parallel round the globe if necessary,
14    1,   23|      countries the thirty-seventh parallel of southern latitude passes?”~“
15    1,   23|      countries the thirty-seventh parallel passes through.”~“That’s
16    1,   23|        America the thirty-seventh parallel crosses the Atlantic Ocean.”~“
17    2,    1| succession through which the 37th parallel passes, and see if we come
18    2,    1|      continued Paganel.~“The 37th parallel touches this continent at
19    2,    1|        island crossed by the 37th parallel.”~“And what is its name,”
20    2,    2|         miles; but along the 37th parallel these same degrees, owing
21    2,    3|    deviate a little from the 37th parallel, and go two degrees north.
22    2,    3|          had involved following a parallel across continents instead
23    2,    4|     continent crossed by the 37th parallel, must, therefore, be explored.”~“
24    2,    6|        must they go to regain the parallel. At what distance S. W.
25    2,    6|         they were now on the 36th parallel, and between that and the
26    2,    6|           intersected by the 37th parallel. Besides the Patagonian
27    2,    6|     search for him along the 37th parallel, more than any other. It
28    2,    7|           miles north of the 37th parallel. He spent a miserable existence
29    2,    7|    dragged away north of the 37th parallel?”~“I should suppose so,
30    2,    7|            keeping along the 37th parallel.”~“But the DUNCAN?” repeated
31    2,    7|    different matter. But the 37th parallel cuts only through the province
32    2,    8|       captain exactly on the 37th parallel, which they intended strictly
33    2,    9|         Most fortunately the 37th parallel did not cross the immense
34    2,   11|          in squares, crossed with parallel streets in the English fashion.
35    2,   16|          been stopped on the 37th parallel, in longitude 147 degrees
36    2,   19|        gain the coast at the 37th parallel, the exact point where Tom
37    3,    1|         situated on the self-same parallel— the thirty-seventh—which
38    3,    1|         the coast cut by the 37th parallel. Two motives prompted him.
39    3,    6|       gave as exactly on the 38th parallel.~At half-past twelve, Paganel
40    3,   17|       interpretation. On the 37th parallel there was not even another
41    3,   17|        lay exactly along the 37th parallel. From thence the yacht,
42    3,   18|          somewhere along the 37th parallel; and, lastly, the strong
43    3,   18|           are crossed by the 37th parallel, the chances were in favor
44    3,   19|           and exactly on the 37th parallel found a little isle marked
45    3,   19|         isle, crossed by the 37th parallel, there were three men, shipwrecked
46    3,   21|           strictly along the 37th parallel, they had gone round the