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1 III    |     the proportion found in southern languages, whilst northern
2 III    |      therefore this is in a southern language.”~These were very
3 XXX    |   to the open sea under the southern breeze.~But this illusion
4 XXXIII |     distance, yet still the southern coast was not in sight.~“
5 XXXIV  |   past the low rocks on its southern shore. Hans has taken advantage
6 XXXV   |    change took place in the southern sky. The piled-up vapours
7 XXXVIII|   was a contemporary of the southern elephant; he lived a hundred
8 XL     |  the prow of a rudder!) the southern shore of the Liedenbrock
9 XLIV   | under the burning rays of a southern sun, which was blistering