Chapter

 1 IV   |      with the greatest of its parallel sides formed by the line
 2 VI   |      sooner than the fortieth parallel permitted, it did not advance
 3 XI   |      night along the sixtieth parallel.~Either from custom or intention
 4 XII  |       the longitudinal valley parallel to the Himalayas, from which
 5 XVI  |      passed the forty-seventh parallel. The day was but little
 6 XVI  |        Under the fifty-second parallel at this time of year the
 7 XVII |      left behind. The similar parallel in northern Europe runs
 8 XVIII|      bounded by the thirtieth parallel of north latitude and the
 9 XVIII| latitude and the twenty-sixth parallel of south latitude. This
10 XVIII|    north, and at the sixtieth parallel the storm showed signs of
11 XIX  |    moderate size. But on what parallel was it situated? What meridian