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 1 XXVIII|      77@ 3’ West (Greenwich) longitude. It was on this spot, after
 2 XII   |   the twentieth degree, east longitude. We must here make one important
 3 XII   |  north latitude and 20@ east longitude, rose to a height of 10,
 4 XIII  |  north latitude, and 9@ east longitude. Its circuit is forty-seven
 5 XVII  |    the 80th parallel, in 30@ longitude. This heap of stones, rather
 6 XVII  | south latitude, and 16@ east longitude. It forms an annular crater,
 7 XVII  | south latitude, and 15@ east longitude. Its height is estimated
 8 XVII  | south latitude, and 12@ east longitude. Its center is occupied
 9 XX    |   latitude, and 41@ 37’ west longitude, on the meridian of Washington.~
10 XXI   |    latitude and 41@ 37’ west longitude.”~“Well, Mr. Bronsfield,”
11 XXI   |   latitude, and 41@ 37’ west longitude, on the 12th of December,
12 XXI   |      41@ and the 42@ of west longitude. In any case, it was decided