Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  I    |        rough joists of wood laid parallel with each other, had been
 2      I,  II   |         beyond the Twenty-fourth parallel?”~Captain Craventy could
 3      I,  IV   |        the lakes beyond the 61st parallel is that called the Great
 4      I,  IV   | settlement beyond the seventieth parallel.~The sledge provided for
 5      I,  IV   |    factory beyond the seventieth parallel. We may therefore safely
 6      I,  V    |      going beyond the seventieth parallel, we must still remember
 7      I,  VIII |          south of the seventieth parallel, north of which the Hudson’
 8      I,  VIII |    sea-coast near the seventieth parallel. The Lieutenant heard with
 9      I,  X    |          is above the seventieth parallel.~The Lieutenant, therefore,
10      I,  X    |      they were by the seventieth parallel of north latitude.~On the
11      I,  XI   |    possible above the seventieth parallel, and on the shores of the
12      I,  XI   |        crossed by the seventieth parallel—the whole country belongs
13      I,  XI   |  abruptly crosses the seventieth parallel at a sharp angle near the
14      I,  XI   |        are beyond the seventieth parallel.”~“Of course that is understood,”
15      I,  XII  |        him beyond the seventieth parallel.~The expedition now descended
16      I,  XII  |       place above the seventieth parallel. It was, however, impossible
17      I,  XII  |        pay beyond the seventieth parallel!”~“But, Mr Black,” said
18      I,  XII  |           in getting beyond that parallel?”~“Of course, madam, of
19      I,  XII  |        are beyond the seventieth parallel.”~“I do not in the least
20      I,  XII  |   situated beyond the seventieth parallel?~Noon approached. The men
21      I,  XII  |        down below the seventieth parallel, not again rising above
22      I,  XII  |        out beyond the seventieth parallel along the whole of the North
23      I,  XVI  |         But under the seventieth parallel the sun would be visible
24      I,  XVIII|          only, which is the same parallel as that of Christiania and
25      I,  XX   |     winter beyond the seventieth parallel. But what’s done can’t be
26      I,  XXIII|     eclipse above the seventieth parallel. A similar opportunity will
27      I,  XXIII|      after all on the seventieth parallel !”~“Only fancy !” cried
28      I,  XXIII|         not under the seventieth parallel !~“Or rather we are no longer
29     II,  I    |          had thus far followed a parallel of latitude, and its motion,
30     II,  I    |    district under the seventieth parallel! No, no, it was impossible
31     II,  I    |         but above the seventieth parallel, and so you will get your
32     II,  II   |        nearly following the same parallel as McClure’s Passage, and
33     II,  II   |         coast and the seventieth parallel.~“We are actually more than
34     II,  II   |    moving along with the current parallel with the coast at an average
35     II,  IX   |      little above the seventieth parallel, and more than six hundred
36     II,  IX   |    driven along by the hurricane parallel with the coast. Gifted with
37     II,  X    |        north than the seventieth parallel, and on this 21st September,
38     II,  XIX  |         was now beneath the same parallel of latitude as Christiania
39     II,  XX   |         already have reached the parallel of these islands, but in