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 1      I,  X   |      of this river is only a degree and a half-that is to say,
 2      I,  XI  |   miles below the seventieth degree. But beyond Cape Krusenstern,
 3      I,  XII | placed beyond the seventieth degree, and on this account I share
 4      I,  XII |   truth above the seventieth degree of north latitude.~We give
 5      I,  XVII|    the world beyond the 70th degree N. Lat.~A few days afterwards,
 6     II,  I   |    just about the seventieth degree of latitude—if we are not
 7     II,  I   |      or above the seventieth degree north latitude, and Joliffe,
 8     II,  V   |   the island had floated one degree of latitude further south,
 9     II,  X   | quickly pass that seventieth degree which once cut across the
10     II,  X   |      Island was now nearly a degree farther north than the seventieth