Chapter

 1 VIII |        the forty-sixth degree of north latitude, and thus was explained
 2 VIII |        citadel, the Gibraltar of North America. There are the cathedrals.
 3 IX   |       the iron belt which clasps North America round the waist.
 4 X    |       had made several stretches north and south at tremendous
 5 X    |     territory, and others to the north and south of it.~It was
 6 XI   |          sweeping along over the North Pacific. On the following
 7 XII  |        sector quite clear in the north. Then the sea was smooth
 8 XII  |         road into India from the north. The two northern ones,
 9 XIII |    Albatross” now headed for the north, and a few hours afterwards
10 XIII |         away out of sight to the north and east.~The town was Ashurada,
11 XIII |       into Europe, either by the north into Russia or by the west
12 XIII |         low marshy ground to its north and east. Although it is
13 XIII |        resumed her course to the north.~During the fishing Frycollin
14 XIII |      that was new to him.~In the north, whence the storm was traveling,
15 XIV  |       Astrakhan, situated at the north end of the Caspian Sea.
16 XIV  |          which took her over the North Sea, much to the consternation
17 XV   |          the Caspian Sea, or the North Sea, or the Mediterranean,
18 XV   |   hundred and sixty leagues from north to south, and one hundred
19 XVI  |     leaving Mount Gregory to the north and the Brecknocks to the
20 XVII |           sir— there away to due north of us? That is not a rock?”~“
21 XVII |     ahead full speed towards the north.~It was a boat. Her sail
22 XVIII|        the thirtieth parallel of north latitude and the twenty-sixth
23 XVIII|        aeronef sped along to the north, and at the sixtieth parallel
24 XVIII|          land was sighted to the north. It was soon seen to be
25 XIX  | algebraic fashion. It was in the north of the South Pacific, a
26 XIX  |          south instead of to the north. When night came the repairs
27 XIX  |         resume her course to the north, and that done Robur and
28 XIX  |       would be on her way to the north.~The night was dark and
29 XXII |          of any. Strange to say, North America on that day omitted
30 XXIII|     clouds. When he arrived over North America he descended in