Chapter

1 III  |   separated by the doctor’s distant expeditions; but, on his
2 IV   |     hundred and fifty miles distant. He therefore advanced toward
3 VII  |     throw out the height of distant and inaccessible objects.~
4 XII  |      rounded away along the distant horizon, and Mount Nguru
5 XIX  |   reminiscences of home and distant friends. Joe alone continued
6 XXIV |    had rolled down from the distant summits, crushed in their
7 XXXV |   of the air. They were the distant witnesses of my tumble,
8 XXXV |     was disappearing in the distant sky. Joe still determined
9 XLIII| must be about a dozen miles distant. At his present rate of