Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV   |         a settlement beyond the seventieth parallel.~The sledge provided
 2      I,  IV   |        a new factory beyond the seventieth parallel. We may therefore
 3      I,  V    |       think of going beyond the seventieth parallel, we must still
 4      I,  VIII |      three degrees south of the seventieth parallel, north of which
 5      I,  VIII |       of the sea-coast near the seventieth parallel. The Lieutenant
 6      I,  X    |    Bathurst, which is above the seventieth parallel.~The Lieutenant,
 7      I,  X    |         though they were by the seventieth parallel of north latitude.~
 8      I,  XI   |      much as possible above the seventieth parallel, and on the shores
 9      I,  XI   |         Boothia, crossed by the seventieth parallel—the whole country
10      I,  XI   |         hundred miles below the seventieth degree. But beyond Cape
11      I,  XI   | direction, abruptly crosses the seventieth parallel at a sharp angle
12      I,  XI   |        time they are beyond the seventieth parallel.”~“Of course that
13      I,  XII  |       not follow him beyond the seventieth parallel.~The expedition
14      I,  XII  |        the maps place above the seventieth parallel. It was, however,
15      I,  XII  | yourself. Double pay beyond the seventieth parallel!”~“But, Mr Black,”
16      I,  XII  |      observer placed beyond the seventieth degree, and on this account
17      I,  XII  |       know if we are beyond the seventieth parallel.”~“I do not in
18      I,  XII  |      not be situated beyond the seventieth parallel?~Noon approached.
19      I,  XII  |  Bathurst sloped down below the seventieth parallel, not again rising
20      I,  XII  |       which juts out beyond the seventieth parallel along the whole
21      I,  XII  |         in very truth above the seventieth degree of north latitude.~
22      I,  XVI  |        that month But under the seventieth parallel the sun would be
23      I,  XX   |      going to winter beyond the seventieth parallel. But what’s done
24      I,  XXIII|     watch the eclipse above the seventieth parallel. A similar opportunity
25      I,  XXIII|        are not after all on the seventieth parallel !”~“Only fancy !”
26      I,  XXIII|        see we are not under the seventieth parallel !~“Or rather we
27     II,  I    |   particular district under the seventieth parallel! No, no, it was
28     II,  I    |  Corporal, “it’s just about the seventieth degree of latitude—if we
29     II,  I    |        settling on or above the seventieth degree north latitude, and
30     II,  I    |        not below, but above the seventieth parallel, and so you will
31     II,  II   |       between the coast and the seventieth parallel.~“We are actually
32     II,  IX   |        point a little above the seventieth parallel, and more than
33     II,  X    |         would quickly pass that seventieth degree which once cut across
34     II,  X    |   degree farther north than the seventieth parallel, and on this 21st
35     II,  X    |        the distance between the seventieth and seventy-second parallels
36     II,  XX   |       as far as the hundred and seventieth meridian.~Mrs Barnett examined