Chapter

 1 Pre   | brethren in the far north, whom distance has not barred from the
 2 IX    |       The Valkyria kept at some distance from the coast, taking a
 3 IX    |      berth and swept at a great distance round Cape Rejkianess, which
 4 XII   |       province, at a very small distance from the capital, is reckoned
 5 XIII  |         suddenly within a short distance of one of these spectres,
 6 XIII  |      into the cloudy sky at the distance of at least five miles.~
 7 XV    |         them already reduced by distance to microscopic dimensions.~
 8 XXII  |      sound died away in the far distance.~“Hans has abandoned us,”
 9 XXII  |   murmuring of something in the distance, which had failed to affect
10 XXIII |        walk we should widen the distance between ourselves and the
11 XXIII |       were flowing past me at a distance of two feet with extreme
12 XXIV  |     well, penetrating in actual distance no more than two leagues;
13 XXV   |        faithful stream. At this distance from its spring the water
14 XXV   |        radius of the earth, the distance from the centre to the surface
15 XXVIII| conversation, carried on with a distance of four miles and a quarter
16 XXX   |       an unexpected sight. At a distance of five hundred paces, at
17 XXXIII|        had made three times the distance, yet still the southern
18 XXXIII|        pitched down again, at a distance of twenty fathoms.~“What
19 XXXIV |        continuous roar.~“In the distance,” says the Professor, “there
20 XXXIV |          Yet, if at our present distance from the animal, a distance
21 XXXIV |     distance from the animal, a distance of twelve leagues at the
22 XXXIV |  observations, to calculate the distance we have gone over, and note
23 XXXIV |     under England. [1]~[1] This distance carries the travellers as
24 XXXV  |     roarings become lost in the distance.~The weather — if we may
25 XXXV  |         the sea is calm.~In the distance the clouds resemble great
26 XXXVI |   thought we had left so long a distance behind us.~
27 XXXVII|        stage after stage in the distance. They undulated away to
28 XXXVII|      horizon, and melted in the distance in a faint haze. There within
29 XXXIX |   clumps of forest trees in the distance, presented a weird and wonderful
30 XXXIX |        my senses.~In fact, at a distance of a quarter of a mile,