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 1 XVI  |    less as they approached the Pole.~About one o’clock in the
 2 XVI  |     the continent at the South Pole? Everything is possible
 3 XVII |         Albatross” towards the Pole more than neutralized this
 4 XVII |        or continents round the Pole? In this icy atmosphere,
 5 XVII |    should attempt to cross the Pole in the warm season was bad
 6 XVII |        the cap of the southern pole. But would she attempt it
 7 XVIII|     towards the regions of the pole.~“Higher!” said Robur.~“
 8 XVIII|     almost immediately. At the pole the night lengthened into
 9 XVIII|  fourteen hundred miles of the pole.~Irresistibly was she drawn
10 XVIII| flattening of the earth at the pole. It seemed as though she
11 XVIII|     the domain of the southern pole a continent or an archipelago?
12 XVIII|      know is that the southern pole is colder than the northern
13 XVIII|      approached so near to the pole that the compass was constantly
14 XVIII|      passing over the magnetic pole discovered by Sir James
15 XVIII|       he exclaimed: “the South Pole is beneath us!”~A white
16 XVIII|   neighborhood of the magnetic pole, and he would have to wait
17 XX   |    passage across the southern pole.~But to get the screw on