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 1 1,3|        not belong to the Northern Hemisphere. The Polar Star was not
 2 1,6|          parallel in the Northern Hemisphere, and to the thirty-fifth
 3 1,6| thirty-fifth only in the Southern Hemisphere. But this forest was only
 4 1,0|        Polar Star of the Northern Hemisphere. ~It was nearly eight o'
 5 1,1|         situation in the Southern Hemisphere, the sun, at the precise
 6 1,1|          situated in the Northern Hemisphere. ~Everything was finished,
 7 1,2|         month of October, in this hemisphere, that is, the beginning
 8 1,4|          situated in the Southern Hemisphere, saw the radiant planet
 9 1,6|         countries of the Northern Hemisphere. The sky had been obscured
10 1,6|          subject, in the Southern Hemisphere, to the same climate as
11 1,6|         or Greece in the Northern Hemisphere. But as Greece and Sicily
12 1,6|        trade-winds, which in this hemisphere blow from the northwest." ~"
13 1,0|          December in the Northern Hemisphere. It began with showers and
14 1,0|        that of Spain in the other hemisphere?" ~"Doubtless," replied
15 1,2|       known that, in the Northern Hemisphere, the month of February is
16 1,2|          the same in the Southern Hemisphere, and the end of the month
17 2,9|       October day in the Northern Hemisphere might be. ~All, towards
18 2,0|        the whales of the Southern Hemisphere are met with in the greatest
19 2,9|      minute star of the celestial hemisphere! ~What was now happening
20 3,4|          equator. In the northern hemisphere, or at any rate in the part
21 3,4|        the island in the Southern Hemisphere, which, as you know, my
22 3,4|          colder than the Northern Hemisphere." ~"Yes," said Herbert, "
23 3,4|          colder than the Northern Hemisphere. In fact, since the sun
24 3,4|         the sun is nearer to this hemisphere during the summer, it is
25 3,4|        his brows, "why should our hemisphere, as you say, be so badly