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 1 IV     |      the sixth degree of south latitude, that is to say, four hundred
 2 IV     |     and tenth degrees of north latitude; that is to say, that, in
 3 IV     |       below nine degrees north latitude. This was the extreme southern
 4 IV     |  stopped at four degrees north latitude and seventeen degrees west
 5 IV     |       fifth parallels of north latitude.~In 1855, Brun-Rollet, a
 6 IV     |    reached the ninth degree of latitude, but in eighteen centuries
 7 IV     |        eighth degrees of south latitude. They reached it on the
 8 IV     |      only the opening of it at latitude two degrees thirty minutes.~
 9 IV     |     the second degree of south latitude, nor the twenty-ninth of
10 V      |     the island of Zanzibar, in latitude six degrees south.”~“I have
11 XII    |    their growth ceases at this latitude. The soil is becoming hilly
12 XIII   |        cocoa-nut-trees of that latitude.~Ere long, the crests of
13 XVI    |      degrees seventeen minutes latitude. The atmospheric currents,
14 XVII   |  degrees fifteen minutes south latitude. She passed the village
15 XVIII  |         He knew that he was in latitude two degrees forty minutes
16 XVIII  |       forty-five minutes south latitude, and at one o’clock the
17 XVIII  |        in thirty minutes south latitude, and thirty-two degrees
18 XVIII  |    degrees forty minutes north latitude. Lofty mountains uplifted
19 XIX    |    doctor, “at this impassable latitude, beyond which the most intrepid
20 XIX    |         in the third degree of latitude. Nothing could be more accurate.
21 XX     |   degrees twenty minutes north latitude, after a day’s trip of one
22 XXII   |        forty-two minutes north latitude, and four degrees forty-two
23 XXII   |        forty-two minutes north latitude. In front of her a volcanic
24 XXIII  |       fifty-five minutes north latitude.~Then, casting one glance
25 XXV    |  aridity, and that in the same latitude, and under the same rays
26 XXVI   |        fifty-one minutes north latitude, or nearly five hundred
27 XXVI   | responded the doctor. “In this latitude these intense heats are
28 XXVIII |       thirty-two minutes north latitude.~Kennedy had but one regret,
29 XXXVII |    eighteenth degrees of north latitude, and there we will seek
30 XXXVII |  discovered that he was in the latitude of Aghades.~This city, once
31 XXXVIII|      sixteenth degree of north latitude, and four degrees fifty-five
32 XLIX   |        bore them away from the latitude of Timbuctoo.~The Niger,