Chapter

 1 VIII |        couple of points to the southwest; at the same time Uncle
 2 VIII |    again, drove her off to the southwest.~“Now, sirs, if that is
 3 X    |  Albatross” was still steering southwest.~Great was the contrast
 4 X    |      an hour. She was steering southwest so as to cut across Utah
 5 X    |         sped on her way to the southwest with a speed that was not
 6 XII  |      kept on her course to the southwest, thereby showing that it
 7 XV   |    this savage coast which the southwest wind hems round with an
 8 XVI  |        Europe. Here, where the southwest winds prevail, the wind
 9 XVI  |     the land reappeared in the southwest near Cape Virgins at the
10 XVIII|     sloping downwards from the southwest. Suddenly the barometer
11 XIX  |       star in the sea.~Off the southwest point was an islet and a
12 XIX  | Albatross” had anchored on the southwest point of the island. Not
13 XIX  |        few puffs came from the southwest, but they had no effect
14 XIX  |        were racing up from the southwest, and the aeronef was tugging
15 XX   |     Albatross” would be headed southwest and the stern-screw could
16 XX   |     Albatross,” heading to the southwest, returned at moderate speed