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 1 I     |       a cause for war— did not North America once belong to the
 2 VI    |        certain fluctuations of north and south, and of west and
 3 XI    |       the 28th parallel of the north latitude. If you will cast
 4 XXIV  |       and runs up the whole of North America to the very borders
 5 XXV   |       the Mare frigoris of the North Pole.~They took also three
 6 XXVIII|      the 0 and 28th degrees of north or south latitude, in order
 7 XXVIII| situated in Florida, in 27@ 7’ North latitude, and 77@ 3’ West (
 8 XI    |      more continental than the north pole. On the latter, there
 9 XII   |      it advanced nearer to the North Pole. The projectile was
10 XII   |    high as the tenth parallel, north latitude, it seemed rigidly
11 XII   |     the south is above and the north below, it would seem natural
12 XII   |        turn their backs to the north, the reverse position to
13 XII   |        turn their backs to the north, the east is on their left,
14 XII   |     This mount, situated in 9@ north latitude and 20@ east longitude,
15 XII   |      the boundary chain on the north, extends to the “Sea of
16 XII   |      dazzling gems. Toward the north the escarpments were lowered
17 XII   |     one projection. Toward the north, on the contrary, till where
18 XIII  | immense plains, and toward the north, arid mountains. Not a work
19 XIII  |      mountain, situated in 51@ north latitude, and 9@ east longitude.
20 XIII  |     strike her, if only at the north pole, the brilliant arch
21 XIV   |        was skirting the moon’s north pole at less than twenty-five
22 XIV   |      the Southern Cross to the North Star, those two constellations
23 XIV   |      like the Esquimaux of the north pole. No, indeed! we have
24 XV    |        grazing the satellite’s north pole.~But since entering
25 XVI   |        After having passed the north pole,” replied Michel. “
26 XVII  |    that already reached at the north pole. The elliptical curve
27 XVIII |    east, the northeast and the north, the half of the southern
28 XIX   |        distance separating the north pole from the dead point.
29 XIX   |       see them reappear by the north pole! They must therefore
30 XX    |      she was in exactly 27@ 7’ north latitude, and 41@ 37’ west
31 XXI   |        situation exact— 27@ 7’ north latitude and 41@ 37’ west
32 XXI   |   worded as follows:~In 20@ 7’ north latitude, and 41@ 37’ west
33 XXI   |    only take place on this 27@ north latitude, and (taking into
34 XXIII |         and New Hampshire; the north and west by New York, Ohio,