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The polar circle was soon passed, and the course shaped for Cape Horn.
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In 1839 the Englishman Balleny discovered the Sabrina Coast at the edge of the polar circle.
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And the "Albatross" emerged from the polar circle on the hundred and seventy-fifth meridian.
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The musk-ox had retreated to the polar circle.
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He himself came to dine with us, and to be present at the ceremony of crossing the polar circle.
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About eight o'clock on the morning of the 16th of March the Nautilus, following the fifty-fifth meridian, cut the Antarctic polar circle.
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No, not quite, Mr. Glass, but, during her voyage, the schooner, it seems, did clear the polar circle, and pass the ice-wall.
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To the North, beyond the polar circle, in the south east, it's in Asia Minor and even beyond the Urals and in Siberia.
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The memory of these Arctic fleets that seemed to descend from the polar circle left deep impression of terror on the Imperial city.
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We had good horses, and leaving Avasaxa and the polar circle behind us, we sped down the solid bed of the Torneå to Niemis.
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The polar circles and the tropics mark these divisions.
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These glacial zones are limited by the polar circles.
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Lat., at least four degrees from the Polar circle.
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On 16th July they crossed the Polar Circle.
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I do hope the words " polar circles" will bring clear ideas to you, my dears.
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"But here, within the Polar circle, what is the lowest degree?"
