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 1 I    |        They were agreed on one point, however, and that was: “
 2 I    |         It all depended on the point of view from which they
 3 I    |    state of New York, and West Point, the military academy, showed
 4 II   |       president “on the center point.”~This mode of election
 5 III  |       wind, to return to their point of departure, had been really “
 6 III  |       in agreement on this one point.~“A stranger, my dear colleagues,
 7 IV   |       did it resemble from the point of view of passional analogy?
 8 VI   |          It is Robur!”~On this point both were absolutely in
 9 VI   |     his knife, to snip off its point, and transform what was
10 XI   |        a shaft having a barbed point. Robur was a little farther
11 XV   |    SKIRMISH IN DAHOMEY~At this point in the circumnavigatory
12 XVI  |        be true, but with every point on the surface of the earth,
13 XVI  |       the case, where was this point? How had the engineer come
14 XVI  |    Forward, the most southerly point of the American continent,
15 XVI  |        Horn the most southerly point of the New World.~When she
16 XVIII|      aurora died away, and the point where all the world’s meridians
17 XIX  |     the sea.~Off the southwest point was an islet and a range
18 XIX  |      Pacific.~At the northwest point there was a conical mountain
19 XIX  |      anchored on the southwest point of the island. Not far off,
20 XIX  | Latitude, 44° 25’ south.~ This point on the map answered to the
21 XXII |       were stretched towards a point on the horizon. That point
22 XXII |     point on the horizon. That point was the northwest. There