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 1    1,    1|        Arran already loomed in the distance, when the sailor on watch
 2    1,    7|          which waters Thibet for a distance of 1500 kilometres, flowing
 3    1,    8|           from Madeira, a trifling distance for such a quick sailer
 4    1,   13|            animal has come a great distance, and consequently the whole
 5    1,   13|        hear rumbling noises in the distance, dull and threatening like
 6    1,   16|            fling them often at the distance of a hundred feet from the
 7    1,   17|          the rest, descried in the distance the much-desired lake, and
 8    1,   18|            Thalcave got to a right distance, he flung his BOLAS with
 9    1,   19|        gun-shots were heard in the distance at regular intervals, as
10    1,   20|            in the Sierra Tandil, a distance of about sixty miles.”~“
11    1,   20|        country, was sighted in the distance. This was Sierra Tapalquem,
12    1,   22|           CHAPTER XXII THE FLOOD~A DISTANCE of 150 miles separates Fort
13    1,   22|          judging by the speed, the distance must have been considerable.
14    1,   23|       trembled before them. In the distance, drifting from south to
15    1,   23|           the other’s back.”~“What distance are we from the Atlantic?”
16    2,    2|            reckoned 2,100 miles— a distance which John Mangles hoped
17    2,    2|           high, is visible at that distance.”~“That’s it, precisely.”~
18    2,    3|        Amsterdam Island there is a distance of 2,900 miles, but with
19    2,    4|          but three thousand miles’ distance. Should the west wind continue
20    2,    4|        Could a quick ship make the distance in a month over that part
21    2,    6|       regain the parallel. At what distance S. W. was Cape Bernouilli?
22    2,    6|           And, sure enough, in the distance the long sails of a mill
23    2,   11|         dragging their victim to a distance, that the police would be
24    2,   15| phosphorescent light illumined the distance half a mile, and McNabbs
25    2,   16|             from walking the whole distance between the Snowy River
26    2,   17|            must be at considerable distance, for the atmosphere was
27    3,    1|         only five or six days— the distance, in fact, being only about
28    3,    1|           ship disappearing in the distance. Then his eyes became dim;
29    3,    3|         not done two-thirds of the distance between Australia and New
30    3,    6|            about nine miles off, a distance that a boat with good oars
31    3,    6|           land being in sight at a distance of less than three miles.~
32    3,    8|          had measured on the map a distance of eighty miles between
33    3,    8|           prairie which faded into distance, and promised an easy walk.
34    3,    8|      Ngarnavahia, to skirt it at a distance, so as to avoid all encounters
35    3,   11|       formed in a half circle some distance off, in dead silence.~At
36    3,   11|          up the mountain side; the distance gave a fantastic effect
37    3,   14|    scouring the country.~As to the distance that separated Lake Taupo
38    3,   15|           it. On February 23, at a distance of fifty miles from Maunganamu,
39    3,   15|     without interruption. Half the distance from Lake Taupo to the coast
40    3,   15|         shore, when they saw, at a distance of about a mile, a band
41    3,   15|          half an hour she kept her distance; but the poor exhausted
42    3,   15|          hand pointed out into the distance.~“A ship! a ship!” he cried. “
43    3,   15|           half hour, keeping their distance, they rowed with hasty strokes.
44    3,   19|     replied John Mangles, “at this distance we ought to hear the noise
45    3,   19|            along the island at the distance of about a mile, and its
46    3,   19|         the shore.~At ten fathoms’ distance a piercing cry broke from
47    3,   20|         few vessels passing in the distance far out at sea. During the