Chapter

 1 VIII |      distance of two thousand paces. Along with these implements,
 2 XXI  |     saw them only two hundred paces away, quite distinctly,
 3 XXIII|       had strolled away a few paces, looking up a proper spot
 4 XXV  |     balloon about two hundred paces from them, floating in the
 5 XXVII|     roar was heard not twenty paces from them.~“The roar of
 6 XXXVI|      Their chief is a hundred paces ahead of them and they are
 7 XXXVI| horseback, and only a hundred paces in advance of his enemies!
 8 XXXVI|      was now but five hundred paces behind them, and only about
 9 XXXVI|     not more than two hundred paces from him!”~“What are we
10 XL   |     crickets. About a hundred paces from the balloon, they settled
11 XLIII|     not more than two hundred paces away.~“Throw out the two
12 XLIII|    Kennedy.~“And at a hundred paces only from the river!” groaned
13 XLIII|      were hardly five hundred paces away.~“Hold on fast!” cried
14 XLIV |   fell at a distance of a few paces from us into the river,