Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           parallel to the fortieth south parallel. Towns were overthrown,
 2 1,2|        principal stronghold of the South, during the terrible War
 3 1,3|           this direction was to go south, exactly opposite to that
 4 1,3|            bay, terminating on the south by a very sharp point, which
 5 1,4|            sign, through which the south and west winds blew so strongly,
 6 1,4|     beneath the sun's rays. To the south a sharp point closed the
 7 1,5|          the galleries open to the south winds. One narrow and winding
 8 1,6|            made a bend towards the south, but this detour was probably
 9 1,8|             Then he pointed to the south, and the dog bounded off
10 1,8|            that down there, in the south, we have a house, with rooms,
11 1,9|       States of North Carolina, of South Carolina, of Georgia, the
12 1,0|          mountain. They turned the south angle and followed the left
13 1,1|         pretty regularly north and south, broken at two-thirds of
14 1,1|           At the southwest, at the south, and the southeast, the
15 1,1|            to say, too much to the south for the ships which frequent
16 1,1|           that large hollow on the south, Washington Bay; to the
17 1,1|            North Mandible Cape and South Mandible Cape." ~"They are
18 1,1|           the north and not in the south, as, in its apparent movement,
19 1,1|           could not doubt that the South would soon be subdued, and
20 1,2|            the angle formed on the south by the junction of the lake'
21 1,3|            of which the Indians of South America employ for making
22 1,3|            exposed directly to the south; but the Mercy would have
23 1,3|        cape to Reptile End. To the south the horizon, lighted by
24 1,4|          the northern side of Cape South Mandible. They would breakfast
25 1,4|          received the name of Cape South Mandible. Nothing could
26 1,4|          interest, pointing to the south. ~"That way, nothing," replied
27 1,4|            inclined it towards the south, that is to say, in the
28 1,4|         other words, determine due south. It was by means of the
29 1,6|           the thick forests in the south; but the settlers had the
30 1,6|           which the natives of New South Wales rear. But it was possible
31 1,6|           on a little beach at the south angle of the lake. The colonists
32 1,7|        current, and arrived at the south point of the lake. ~There
33 1,9|        north, and Claw Cape on the south. All Union Bay was spread
34 1,0|           among the forests of the south, but they had not as yet
35 1,1| Australasia and the lower parts of South America. The vegetation
36 1,1|        fauna. The central parts of South America and Africa will
37 2,2|          at which the rocks of the south ended. ~As they embarked,
38 2,2|         light breeze blew from the south. No roughness was found
39 2,2|        canoe proceeded towards the south, the two Mandible Capes
40 2,4|          line, which ran north and south. On the contrary, all the
41 2,5|       three miles which formed the south side of the promontory,
42 2,5|           he wished to seek on the south what they had not been able
43 2,5|            to Granite House by the south coast." ~"But," observed
44 2,5|        easy communication with the south of the island; then the
45 2,7|      between Granite House and the south of the island extremely
46 2,7|         the Mercy. ~Lastly, on the south, from the mouth to the turn
47 2,7|      plateau on the west, from the south angle of Lake Grant to the
48 2,8|           times been cultivated in South America, potatoes, of which
49 2,9|             from 1500 to 1550; ~In south latitude: from 300 to 350 ~
50 2,9|            longitude: 1500 30' ~In south latitude: 340 57' ~So then,
51 2,0|            between New Zealand and South America, that the whales
52 2,0|    Atlantic and come to die in the south of the Pacific, and it would
53 2,2|             especially towards the south coast, for the wind was
54 2,3|          which was a little to the south of the island, was set directly
55 2,3|    explorers proceeded towards the south, disturbing numerous flocks
56 2,6|            off by the sea, for the south coast is all rocks, and
57 2,7|        This latitude was 37deg 11' south; therefore, the longitude
58 2,9|      measured, twenty included the south coast between the port and
59 2,9|        judge by what we saw on the south coast of Shark Gulf." ~"
60 2,0|          cape protects that of the south in a way which would make
61 3,2|            island was. In 29deg 2' south latitude, and 165deg 42'
62 3,6|           observed, "landed on the south coast, and if they followed
63 3,9|        into the woods, towards the south of the mountain, remarked
64 3,3|     interior of the island, or the south coast. ~Ayrton had no further
65 3,3|          the valley opening to the south of the volcano, and which
66 3,4|          in lower latitudes in the south than in the north of the
67 3,8|            north, rich soil on the south, substances which consequently