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1 IV | the fifteenth and tenth degrees of north latitude; that
2 IV | Yola, a little below nine degrees north latitude. This was
3 IV | Masena, situated at seventeen degrees twenty minutes west longitude.~
4 IV | that he had stopped at four degrees north latitude and seventeen
5 IV | north latitude and seventeen degrees west longitude.~Now let
6 IV | centuries only from five to six degrees, or from three hundred to
7 IV | between the third and eighth degrees of south latitude. They
8 IV | opening of it at latitude two degrees thirty minutes.~He reached
9 IV | extent of more than twelve degrees of territory.~
10 V | Zanzibar, in latitude six degrees south.”~“I have it.”~“Now,
11 V | extremity of which is in two degrees and thirty minutes, must
12 V | minutes, must extend also two degrees and a half above the equator.”~“
13 V | Ferguson.”~“Now, how many degrees can you count between the
14 X | force the temperature 18 degrees, the hydrogen of the balloon
15 X | augment the temperature by 180 degrees, the gas will dilate 180480
16 XII | passing in thirty-eight degrees twenty minutes east longitude,
17 XII | temperature of his gas eighteen degrees. It might have been correctly
18 XII | latitudinal route had been two degrees, or one hundred and twenty
19 XIII | east longitude thirty-six degrees twenty minutes. The wind
20 XIV | There were twenty-seven degrees of difference between its
21 XVI | the evening, in thirty-two degrees forty minutes east longitude,
22 XVI | east longitude, and four degrees seventeen minutes latitude.
23 XVI | by from seven to eight degrees; I shall then endeavor to
24 XVI | mistaken, we are at thirty-two degrees forty minutes east longitude,
25 XVII | Victoria was at twenty-nine degrees fifteen minutes east longitude,
26 XVII | east longitude, and three degrees fifteen minutes south latitude.
27 XVIII | that he was in latitude two degrees forty minutes below the
28 XVIII | latitude, and thirty-two degrees fifty-two minutes east longitude,
29 XVIII | a wide angle toward two degrees forty minutes north latitude.
30 XX | cast anchor in twenty-seven degrees east longitude, and four
31 XX | east longitude, and four degrees twenty minutes north latitude,
32 XXII | position was twenty-four degrees fifteen minutes east longitude,
33 XXII | east longitude, and four degrees forty-two minutes north
34 XXII | north latitude, and four degrees forty-two minutes north
35 XXIII | grave lay in twenty-two degrees twenty-three minutes east
36 XXIII | east longitude, and four degrees fifty-five minutes north
37 XXIV | thirst that a heat of ninety degrees rendered intolerable. Two
38 XXV | hundred and fifty-eight degrees sometimes, and the covering
39 XXVI | One Hundred and Thirteen Degrees.—The Doctor’s Reflections.—
40 XXVI | One Hundred and Twenty-two Degrees.— Contemplation of the Desert.—
41 XXVI | one hundred and thirteen degrees.~Joe and Kennedy, reclining
42 XXVI | observations gave nineteen degrees thirty-five minutes east
43 XXVI | east longitude, and six degrees fifty-one minutes north
44 XXVI | one hundred and forty degrees!”~“The sand scorches me,”
45 XXVIII | down on his tablets fifteen degrees forty-three minutes east
46 XXVIII | east longitude, and eight degrees thirty-two minutes north
47 XXVIII | a hundred and forty-nine degrees in the sun, and a veritable
48 XIX | regions. We must go a few degrees farther north to see them.”~“
49 XIX | Then there are twenty-five degrees, or, counting sixty miles
50 XIX | to one hundred and eighty degrees, gave the balloon a fresh
51 XXXVII | seventeenth and eighteenth degrees of north latitude, and there
52 XXXVIII| north latitude, and four degrees fifty-five minutes east
53 XXXVIII| That evening she passed two degrees twenty minutes east longitude,
54 XXXVIII| intersected the Niger at Say, four degrees below Goa; then he penetrated
55 XLIII | of one hundred and eighty degrees is sufficient to diminish
56 XLIV | fourteenth and thirty-third degrees of east longitude.~THE END~ ~
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