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 1 VIII |   Cooper. Then she followed the southern shore and headed for the
 2 IX   |         large lake, whose lower southern end the “Albatross” had
 3 XIII |         or by the west into the southern countries. Well, no matter
 4 XVI  |         they were bound for the southern hemisphere. The crossing
 5 XVI  |        these short hours of the southern day! Rugged mountains, peaks
 6 XVII |         the 24th of July in the southern hemisphere corresponds to
 7 XVII |         21st day of June in the southern hemisphere, yet the advance
 8 XVII |        mid-winter bound for the southern seas or continents round
 9 XVII |       that forms the cap of the southern pole. But would she attempt
10 XVIII|   plunged.~Is the domain of the southern pole a continent or an archipelago?
11 XVIII|     what we do know is that the southern pole is colder than the
12 XVIII|     effluences were lost in the Southern Cross, whose four bright
13 XX   |   during the passage across the southern pole.~But to get the screw
14 XXI  | Celestial Empire, then from the southern part of India, then from