Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         from the thirty-fifth north parallel to the fortieth south parallel.
 2 1,1|      parallel to the fortieth south parallel. Towns were overthrown,
 3 1,1|              carried it in a nearly parallel direction. ~At last, two
 4 1,6|        found as far as the fortieth parallel in the Northern Hemisphere,
 5 1,4|       thirty-fifth and the fortieth parallel. ~There was only the longitude
 6 1,4| thirty-fifth and the thirty-seventh parallel, and between the hundred
 7 1,6|           thirty-fifth and fortieth parallel, would be subject, in the
 8 1,6|            a slight bend, descended parallel to the shore. ~On this side
 9 1,0|              that this thirty-fifth parallel corresponded to that of
10 2,3|         name without hesitation the parallel which traversed Lincoln
11 2,9|         leaves streaked with little parallel veins. ~"And what is this
12 2,0|     castaway." ~The blubber, cut in parallel slices of two feet and a
13 2,7|    Australia, in the thirty-seventh parallel. On board this yacht were
14 2,7|         followed the thirty-seventh parallel over continents and seas,
15 2,7|        following the thirty-seventh parallel, and having found no trace
16 2,7|        following the thirty-seventh parallel. Lord Glenarvan, his wife,
17 2,7|            along the thirty-seventh parallel, without finding any trace
18 2,7|            along the thirty-seventh parallel. In the meanwhile, Lady
19 2,7|       exactly on the thirty-seventh parallel. ~"The convict, then, went
20 3,5|            running horizontally and parallel with the sea. The settlers