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 1        I,  II  |     or three thousand versts distant. Now, except by the direct
 2        I,  III |  father’s house, many versts distant, exhibiting remarkable strength
 3        I,  III |     vague sounds in the air, distant reports, the flight of birds
 4        I,  III |     were his due after these distant missions, he never failed
 5        I,  X   |     to question.~Just then a distant noise was heard, shrill
 6        I,  XI  |     then died away among the distant peaks. When the sound of
 7        I,  XIII|      now only fourteen miles distant.~The Irtych is a large river,
 8        I,  XIII|      now only a hundred feet distant. They carried a detachment
 9        I,  XVI | which was still forty versts distant. Would there be a ferry
10        I,  XVI |      the horizon. Two versts distant could be seen a pale line
11        I,  XVII|    pace towards Kolyvan when distant firing struck his ear. He
12        I,  XVII|     still about half a verst distant. As he approached, he could
13       II,  VII |      still six hundred miles distant.~Besides, at Krasnoiarsk,
14       II,  IX  |     road, about half a verst distant. Michael Strogoff listened.
15       II,  XII |      the Grand Duke to these distant provinces of Central Asia.
16       II,  XII |     ask you what is the most distant date when we may expect