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 1 III  |    southern languages, whilst northern tongues are much richer
 2 VIII | directed him to the Museum of Northern Antiquities.~The curator
 3 IX   |       doubled the Skaw at the northern point of Denmark, in the
 4 XXX  |      tall as our fir-trees in northern latitudes; lepidodendra,
 5 XXXI |    towards the pole as in the northern hemisphere, on the contrary,
 6 XXXI |     pine, or birch, and other northern coniferae, mineralised by
 7 XXXII|     went and sat forward. The northern shore was already beginning
 8 XL   |       are going to resume the northern route, and to pass under
 9 XLIII|      that it would be in some northern region. Before its disorders
10 XLIV |      he answered. “This is no northern mountain; here are no granite