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 1 1 |       and still recognize the~distance that parts them from the
 2 1 |     village and Guerande is a~distance of eighteen miles. which
 3 4 |     which grew fainter in the distance, and~finally ceased when
 4 7 |      in blue~and gold at some distance from her, and rang the bell
 5 10|      had retreated to a short distance with her dear~Charlotte.
 6 11|     and drew him away to some distance. "Calyste, is~this what
 7 14| Beatrix, while Gasselin put a distance of some two hundred~steps
 8 14|        After walking for some distance in silence, Calyste could
 9 17|     of Guerande rising in the distance, I~whispered in the ear
10 22|     Madame Schontz, who could distance, as she~said, by three /
11 25|       care to place a certain distance between~himself and some
12 26|     and~Calyste followed at a distance to watch over her, although