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 1    1,    1|           to live in the forests of South America, he was perfectly
 2    1,    2|           the woods, making for the south so as to regain the left
 3    1,    5|           And in a basin which from south to north does not comprise
 4    1,    5|  tributaries, flowing from north or south, themselves fed by smaller
 5    1,    5|        across the largest empire of South America, as if it were,
 6    1,    5|             across the whole of the south of the continent, passing
 7    1,    5|      eleventh and twelfth degree of south latitude.~Those who make
 8    1,    5|             at a few degrees to the south of the equator, there is
 9    1,    5|      crosses a most healthy part of South America. Its basin is constantly
10    1,    5|         fifty leagues from north ot south, scarcely varied with a
11    1,    6|            the central districts of South America, are practically
12    1,    7|             indifferently ounces in South America, and to whom it
13    1,    8| Missouri-Mississippi, flow one from south to north across the African
14    1,    8|             the other from north to south through North America. They
15    1,    8|             and fourth parallels of south latitude. Hence this immense
16    1,    8|             is in September; in the south it occurs in March. Consequently
17    1,    9|       Africa, it is certain that in South America it contains a more
18    1,    9|           the earlier conquerors of South America. In addition, the
19    1,   11|            of the pole star, on the south the four brilliants of the
20    1,   11|           came to Rio Bamba, at the south of Quito, bringing her brother-in-law,
21    1,   12|            to that vast district of South America which is crossed
22    1,   12|         to-day the largest state of South America, and has at its
23    1,   12|          the different provinces of South America, Lina, like her
24    1,   17|           the Amazon run off to the south to feed the Rio des Purus,
25    2,    1|            of Manaos is in 3° 8’ 4” south latitude, and 67° 27’ west
26    2,    1|           Madeira from the west and south, and then into the Amazon,
27    2,    1|         mentioned a cemetery on the south side of a hill, on which,
28    2,   11|              and black as crows. In South America they are known as
29    2,   20|             in a half-circle to the south! To the left, that is the