Chapter

 1     I|     perceived a carriage a good distance off, drawn by four post-horses,
 2     I|        come hither from a great distance to inherit my estate, and
 3   III|       steed by a head, and this distance was maintained between them
 4   III|   whatever meets his eye in the distance, and he has been known to
 5   III|      was not more than a yard's distance from its victim, it stopped
 6   III|      ditch, and, rolling a good distance, rooted up the ground with
 7    IV|    placed a pretty considerable distance between us, and your mode
 8     V|       to show her, if even at a distance, the man who had so mysteriously
 9     V|        place, even if only at a distance and but for a moment.~ ~
10    VI| agreement. The extreme retiring distance was fixed at five-and-forty
11   VII|   spurred feet at a respectable distance from each other, straddled
12   VII|     before him, at three paces' distance, and bowed with deep respect.~ ~"
13    IX|        just see her at a little distance - through a window, perhaps -
14    IX|       nobody was within hearing distance, she drew her daughter's
15  XIII|         the avenue.~ ~Even at a distance every one recognized him
16  XIII|  whenever he perceived that the distance between him and them was
17  XVII|     recognize a horse even at a distance, but he could not distinguish
18 XVIII|         Abellino was still some distance off; he did not move from
19    XX|       can recognize them from a distance, for they are still green