Chapter

 1 I      |     science. All had, in some degree, physically or morally,
 2 IV     |       Africa, is in the sixth degree of south latitude, that
 3 IV     |    Belenia, beyond the fourth degree, but had to return in ill-health
 4 IV     |       steamer, penetrated one degree beyond Gondokoro, and then
 5 IV     |     of Nero reached the ninth degree of latitude, but in eighteen
 6 IV     |    not gone beyond the second degree of south latitude, nor the
 7 V      |  again along the thirty-third degree of longitude to the opening
 8 IX     |      the doctor in the utmost degree as he quietly proceeded
 9 X      |      of their volume for each degree of heat applied. If, then,
10 XIII   | cylinder at work to a certain degree in order to retain sufficient
11 XIV    |      region always inspires a degree of fear.~The water was got
12 XVIII  |       the Victoria was in one degree forty-five minutes south
13 XVIII  |     the stream. At the second degree it forms a perpendicular
14 XIX    |       of Makedo, in the third degree of latitude. Nothing could
15 XXV    |   westward in any perceptible degree.~“We are right in the open
16 XXV    |     dampened in the slightest degree. The balloon, completely
17 XIX    |       near the thirty-seventh degree.”~“And the city of Yola,
18 XIX    |       is about in the twelfth degree of east longitude.”~“Then
19 XXX    |   been blowing with a certain degree of strength, was falling
20 XXXIII |    have suffered in the least degree. The Victoria was thus diminished
21 XXXVI  |      Joe, it passed the tenth degree of east longitude about
22 XXXVIII|     evening, in the sixteenth degree of north latitude, and four
23 XXXVIII| during the night left another degree behind her.~On Monday the