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 1 XI | Barbicane produced a magnificent map of the United States. “Gentlemen,”
 2 XI |          cast your eye over this map, you will see that we have
 3 XXV|       they were acquainted. This map reproduced with scrupulous
 4 XI |          have never examined the map of their satellite!~In looking
 5 XI |       looking at a selenographic map, one peculiarity strikes
 6 XI |   archipelago that he saw on the map. To the eyes of his matter-of-fact
 7 XI |      right when he compared this map to a “Tendre card,” got
 8 XI |    Nicholl looked upon the lunar map from a very different point
 9 XII|           carefully taken on the map to the pole, Barbicane and
10 XII|        remark with regard to the map by which they were taking
11 XII|         But it is not so. If the map were turned upside down,
12 XII|         they study a terrestrial map. As they turn their backs
13 XII|        Barbicane, consulting his map, recognized Eratosthenes.~