Chapter

 1 I    |    the state of New York, and West Point, the military academy,
 2 V    |     moon began to sink in the west behind the trees in the
 3 VIII |       vast territories of the West.~
 4 IX   |        as they were going due west, they would soon be over
 5 IX   |     diverge, the Queen of the West, the vast reservoir into
 6 IX   |     that we are going farther west than is convenient for us
 7 IX   |       Albatross” sped farther west.~Nothing particular happened
 8 XI   |     resumed her course to the west.~In the morning of the 17th
 9 XII  |     the east, or Nepal to the West.”~“Anyhow, I defy him to
10 XII  |  which the Indus flows to the west and the Brahmapootra to
11 XIII |     resumed her course to the west. During the day at moderate
12 XIII |   north into Russia or by the west into the southern countries.
13 XIV  |    Tellermarken, stood in the west like a gigantic barrier
14 XV   |      the most powerful on the West Coast of Africa. Strong
15 XV   |       and eighty from east to west. But its population numbers
16 XVI  |     and the Brecknocks to the west, they sighted Puerto Arena,
17 XVII |    think. I fancy he is going west, and with the speed he can
18 XVIII| seventy-fifth meridian to the west that the “Albatross” crossed
19 XIX  | follows:~ Longitude, 176° 10’ west.~Latitude, 44° 25’ south.~
20 XX   |        and going round to the west.”~“What does the barometer
21 XXI  |    over the plains of the Far West, where it had tried its
22 XXI  |   than to try it over the Far West. As to the mechanical force
23 XXIII|      desolate spot in the Far West. There the engineer, keeping