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 1 1,0|     corresponds with the month of December in the Northern Hemisphere.
 2 1,1|        corresponds to the 31st of December in the northern year, was
 3 2,7|         of the first fortnight of December these works were finished,
 4 2,7| description. ~During the month of December, the heat was very great.
 5 2,7|              One day, the 23rd of December, Neb and Top were heard
 6 2,7|            and towards the end of December they tried the onagers for
 7 2,1|       month of June, which is the December of the northern zones, and
 8 2,6|          What month?" he asked. ~"December," replied Herbert. ~"What
 9 2,6|           mill, and on the 1st of December it was finished. As usual,
10 2,6|        predictions. On the 3rd of December, Herbert had left the plateau
11 2,7|         was near. ~On the 10th of December, a week after his return
12 2,7|             It was on the 20th of December that all the arrangements
13 2,7|       interrupt:-~"On the 20th of December, 1854, a steam-yacht, belonging
14 2,7|  Australian coast, on the 20th of December, 1854. ~"It was Lord Glenarvan'
15 2,7|       They set out on the 23rd of December, 1854. ~"It is time to say
16 3,9|           until the first days of December. At this time two months
17 3,0|     recognized this on the 6th of December. ~The poor boy, whose fingers,
18 3,0|      during the day of the 7th of December and the following night. ~
19 3,0|          The next day, the 8th of December, was but a succession of
20 3,0|           the night of the 8th of December, Herbert was seized by a
21 3,1|        days after, on the 20th of December, Herbert's convalescence
22 3,1|           Pencroft! ~The month of December ended, and with it the year