Chapter

 1 1 |  drift toward the east. Its distance from the mountain chain
 2 1 |  the atmosphere for a great distance. A crackling, as if of many
 3 1 |   the fugitives ceased at a distance where they seemed secure
 4 3 |    stretched before us at a distance of only six miles. The mountain
 5 3 |    the Black Dome rose at a distance of three or four miles.
 6 5 |     seen this creature at a distance of some miles. But when
 7 11|   as I could discern from a distance they seemed to be working
 8 14|   had passed them at a long distance, a distance which our captain
 9 14|  them at a long distance, a distance which our captain could
10 14|  out here and there. In the distance, several freight steamers
11 14|   to his machinery he could distance them, no matter what their
12 14|      leaving between them a distance of twelve or fifteen cable
13 14|  might, indeed, temporarily distance her pursuers; but she must
14 14| seemed content to keep this distance; though it would have been
15 14|   that of the “Terror.”~The distance which separated us from
16 15|  all attacks? Moreover, the distance between Niagara Falls and
17 15|     to extend inward to any distance. Several of them contained
18 15|     airship had covered the distance between Lake Erie and North