Chapter

 1 VII    |    her on the high road. Ten yards more, and I had joined her.~“
 2 VII    |   mine. We went on a hundred yards without speaking.~At last
 3 XIII   |      the start.~At a hundred yards from Gardär the soil began
 4 XX     | darkness, always deep twenty yards before us, prevented us
 5 XXII   |    We had not gone a hundred yards when the Professor, moving
 6 XXXIII |      a dark mass six hundred yards away, rising and falling
 7 XXXIII |   within a hundred and fifty yards of the raft, and hurl themselves
 8 XXXIII |  seeing us.~At three hundred yards from us the battle was fought.
 9 XXXIV  |      me a couple of thousand yards. What can be this cetacean,
10 XXXIV  |  waves at a height of twenty yards. The geyser, a word meaning ‘
11 XXXVIII|    of my uncle, when, twenty yards farther on, he found himself
12 XXXIX  |    no wider than a couple of yards. Between two boldly projecting
13 XL     |    the tunnel was not twenty yards from us; and our party,
14 XLIV   |  side of a mountain only two yards from a gaping gulf, which