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 1 IV     |    degrees twenty minutes west longitude.~On the 25th of November,
 2 IV     |     and seventeen degrees west longitude.~Now let us see what Lieutenants
 3 IV     |       the twenty-ninth of east longitude.~The problem, therefore,
 4 V      |     the thirty-third degree of longitude to the opening of Lake Oukereoue,
 5 XII    |    degrees twenty minutes east longitude, over the village of Tounda.~“
 6 XIII   |      the Ugogo country in east longitude thirty-six degrees twenty
 7 XVI    |     degrees forty minutes east longitude, and four degrees seventeen
 8 XVI    |     degrees forty minutes east longitude, and I should like to ascend
 9 XVII   |   degrees fifteen minutes east longitude, and three degrees fifteen
10 XVIII  | degrees fifty-two minutes east longitude, about twenty miles from
11 XX     |      twenty-seven degrees east longitude, and four degrees twenty
12 XXII   |   degrees fifteen minutes east longitude, and four degrees forty-two
13 XXIII  |      twenty-three minutes east longitude, and four degrees fifty-five
14 XXVI   |       thirty-five minutes east longitude, and six degrees fifty-one
15 XXVIII |       forty-three minutes east longitude, and eight degrees thirty-two
16 XIX    |        map and see what is the longitude of the southern point of
17 XIX    |     the twelfth degree of east longitude.”~“Then there are twenty-five
18 XXXVI  |       the tenth degree of east longitude about nightfall.~
19 XXXVIII|        fifty-five minutes east longitude, after having passed over
20 XXXVIII|    degrees twenty minutes east longitude, and during the night left
21 XLIV   |   thirty-third degrees of east longitude.~THE END~ ~