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1 XII    |        wind was setting to the southward, but the doctor felt no
2 XXXIV  |     Favorable Wind.—The Return southward.—Kennedy at his Post.~At
3 XXXIV  |   important point is to return southward; we shall come across the
4 XXXVIII|   banks, and its waters rolled southward with some violence of current;
5 XLIX   |        compass; we are bearing southward, and ascending the Niger
6 XLIX   |     she was sixty miles to the southward of Timbuctoo, and in the
7 XL     | Anxieties.—Persistent Movement southward.—A Cloud of Grasshoppers.—