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1        I,  V   |  beyond the equator into the southern hemisphere. Yet the earth,
2        I,  VI  |       seventy-two miles; the southern boundary from the Shelif
3        I,  VII |    to where the stars of the southern hemisphere were just breaking
4        I,  IX  |      or, in the event of the southern shore having actually disappeared,
5        I,  XI  |  speck straight ahead on the southern horizon. At first, imagining
6        I,  XV  |     sea was rolling over the southern extent of the peninsula,
7        I,  XVII|     nor have we followed the southern shore that stretches from
8        I,  XVII| formerly would have been the southern extremity of Corsica. Of
9        I,  XX  |  progress while coasting the southern confines of the sea, and