Chapter

 1 II  |     Edinburgh and Glasgow, for a distance of ten or twelve miles,
 2 VI  |          principal gallery for a distance of two miles, the three
 3 VI  |        two companions had gone a distance of four miles. The engineer,
 4 VII | companions then went off to some distance.~“Oh! Mr. Starr,” said Simon
 5 VIII|          this excavation—at what distance was its opposite wall— the
 6 IX  |          was moving about in the distance. “After that light, my men!”
 7 IX  |         then it seemed as if the distance between the goblin and those
 8 IX  |         The men, seeing that the distance lessened, redoubled their
 9 IX  |      which had before burnt at a distance of more than two hundred
10 XI  |     pulled the rope up faster; a distance of about eighty feet remained
11 XII |      there I only saw at a great distance.”~“They were my father and
12 XIII|          a yet more considerable distance between the friends. Their
13 XIV |          but suns at an enormous distance. The nearest of these millions
14 XV  |       clan McGregor. At no great distance, the struggles of the Jacobites
15 XV  |         An and Ben Venue. At the distance of half a mile was the entrance
16 XVI |        usual regular way. In the distance could be heard the crash