Part, Chapter

 1  1, 1 |          the chart, separated by a distance of more than seven hundred
 2  1, 4 |           of nine pounds to a mean distance of ten miles. ~Thus the
 3  1, 5 |         The frigate passed at some distance from the Marquesas and the
 4  1, 6 |       Lincoln. Notwithstanding the distance, and the noise of the wind
 5  1, 6 |        could throw harpoons to the distance of a mile, and long duck-guns,
 6  1, 6 |          turn, and stopped a short distance off. ~This pursuit lasted
 7  1, 6 |           we get within harpooning distance, I shall throw my harpoon." ~"
 8  1, 6 | indefatigably. I cannot reckon the distance she made under three hundred
 9  1, 7 |            lights dying out in the distance. It was the frigate! I was
10  1, 7 |       would it have been at such a distance! My swollen lips could utter
11  1, 8 |            the objects lessened by distance, as if he pierced those
12  1, 15|         distinguished objects at a distance of a hundred and fifty yards.
13  1, 15|            objects outlined in the distance were discernible. I recognised
14  1, 15|          in the shadow, at a short distance. ~"It is the forest of the
15  1, 16|   instrument by which to judge the distance. But I knew that even in
16  1, 16|         least kept at a respectful distance from the hunters. Several
17  1, 16|      creature fell stunned at some distance from us. It was a magnificent
18  1, 20|           long limbs threatened to distance us. He wound up the coast
19  1, 21|          they kept at a respectful distance. However, seeing it motionless,
20  2, 1 | large-winged birds, carried a long distance from all lands and resting
21  2, 1 |         desert island for a little distance. Its nets brought up numerous
22  2, 3 |        this coast, and we are some distance from the Manaar Bank; but
23  2, 4 |        Mahrah and Hadramaut, for a distance of six miles, its undulating
24  2, 5 |    sometimes immersed, passed some distance from Tor, situated at the
25  2, 6 |         bring the Nautilus a short distance from some European coast." ~"
26  2, 6 |         the Nautilus, passing some distance from Cerigo, quitted the
27  2, 8 |         three months and a half, a distance greater than the great circle
28  2, 8 |         Ned Land and Conseil. At a distance of about twelve miles, Cape
29  2, 9 |            Nemo pointed out in the distance a reddish spot, a sort of
30  2, 9 |           beginning to pale in the distance. ~But the rosy light which
31  2, 14|           jets by hundreds. In the distance lay the Nautilus like a
32  2, 15|         were in open sea; but at a distance of about ten yards, on either
33  2, 17|       seemed low to me, but in the distance rose high mountains. I even
34  2, 17|     freshens the sea-water for the distance of several leagues. {8 paragraphs
35  2, 18|   Martinique and Guadaloupe from a distance of about thirty miles. I
36  2, 21|         see the Nautilus from that distance; and still less that she
37  2, 21|            at her mizzen-peak. The distance prevented us from distinguishing
38  2, 21|           losing themselves in the distance. But none touched the Nautilus.
39  2, 21|           himself with keeping his distance. ~About four in the afternoon,
40  2, 22|            attraction extends to a distance of twelve miles. There,