Chapter

 1 VIII|     president the committee separated, after having fixed their
 2 X   |   from fifty to sixty miles separated them from one another, and
 3 XV  |   six feet in diameter, and separated from each other by an interval
 4 XX  |    at once he found himself separated from him.~The platform was
 5 VII | from which only a few hours separated them, to some secret influence
 6 IX  | estimate the distance which separated them from their aim at no
 7 X   |     distance which had then separated the projectile from the
 8 XI  |    one slight strip of land separated from other continents by
 9 XII |  observation. This mountain separated the Apennines from the Carpathians.
10 XIII|     height of 80@, was only separated from the moon by a distance
11 XV  |    As to the distance which separated them, it was impossible
12 XV  |    constitutes two branches separated one from the other, both
13 XVII|  forces.~The distance which separated the travelers from the annular