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 1    1,    5|         was endowed in an eminent degree, not only with ordinary
 2    1,   10|          deviating from it half a degree, and possibly in some part
 3    1,   11|         the extremity of the 37th degree of latitude, they would
 4    1,   12|          other words, only half a degree out of our way.”~“That would
 5    1,   17|     thirty-fourth to the fortieth degree of southern latitude. The
 6    1,   23|        said, “this thirty-seventh degree of latitude is not a mere
 7    1,   25|           a SAVANT to the highest degree, for though Arago, in his
 8    2,    1|          far as the sixty-seventh degree southern latitude, had doubled
 9    2,    1|           South America, the 37th degree of latitude cuts the islands
10    2,    6|          s captivity in the least degree, though there was no reason
11    2,   12| aborigines of the interior. But a degree of intelligence appeared
12    2,   15|         had only gone over half a degree. They camped at the foot
13    2,   17|          to Melbourne by the 37th degree of latitude to the eastern
14    2,   19|     deserted and dilapidated to a degree. But with this miserable
15    3,    1|          whose manners were in no degree superior to those of the
16    3,   14|      vapors played with a certain degree of intensity. This block