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 1 XI   | occupy more particularly the southern hemisphere of the lunar
 2 XII  |   right. To observers in the southern hemisphere (Patagonia for
 3 XII  |      system, situated in the southern hemisphere, according to
 4 XII  |    should bear us toward the southern hemisphere?”~“Well, I should
 5 XII  |      certain portions of the southern hemisphere also.~About two
 6 XIV  |    in the firmament from the Southern Cross to the North Star,
 7 XIV  |    the one to Canopus in the southern hemisphere, the other to
 8 XVI  |              CHAPTER XVI~THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE~The projectile
 9 XVI  |    glass, sighted toward the southern border of the moon, and
10 XVI  |    mountains situated on the southern borders of the moon. We
11 XVII | their attention, that of the southern part of the moon, brought
12 XVII |  this brilliant point of the southern hemisphere. Michel Ardan
13 XVIII|   the north, the half of the southern hemisphere. One of these