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 1    1,    1|       shark was full fifty yards distant. He began to make rapidly
 2    1,    4|         body had been found on a distant shore, or in the bottom
 3    1,   10|       Concepcion, an hour’s ride distant. Glenarvan found no difficulty
 4    1,   12|          guide themselves by the distant tinkle of her bell. Often
 5    1,   13|         Torbido, about two miles distant, rose the volcano of Antuco.
 6    1,   13|          like a star lost in the distant darkness of the horizon.~
 7    1,   13|       obliging good nature, when distant and prolonged howls broke
 8    1,   13|      whirlwind, only a few paces distant. Paganel, who had remained
 9    1,   14|      back the poor Lord from the distant plateau, even against his
10    1,   19|      moving line far away in the distant darkness.~Glenarvan sank
11    1,   25|           M., and sounded like a distant rolling. Glenarvan ventured
12    1,   26|       though still fifteen miles distant, the proximity of the ocean
13    1,   26|      when the long murmur of the distant ocean fell on their ears,
14    1,   26|        begged him to examine the distant horizon across the sea,
15    2,    5|  low-lying shore about six miles distant. They were driving right
16    2,   11|        are so used to colonizing distant possessions. You, who have
17    2,   13|         par-roquets flew along a distant path, and lighted it up
18    2,   14|        terrestrial world, when a distant sound aroused him from his
19    2,   14|     scarcely a quarter of a mile distant.”~“Gentlemen,” replied Glenarvan, “
20    2,   14|    thousands, young men. Go to a distant colony; and start some useful
21    2,   15|  lightning, the reflections of a distant storm, lighted up the sky
22    2,   16|        two degrees seven minutes distant from this, and that is equal
23    2,   19|         town of Eden, five miles distant. The postilions stopped
24    3,    4|   agitated the sea, but the more distant waves were undistinguishable
25    3,    6| blood-red below the horizon. The distant waves glittered in the west,
26    3,    8|       opening in the clouds. The distant eastern summits were empurpled
27    3,   14|   glanced across the horizon and distant thunder pealed through the
28    3,   19|        It was still thirty miles distant from the yacht, whose stem