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 1        I,  XI   | what he saw was actually a distant light, he appealed to one
 2        I,  XIII |    report of another and a distant gun in answer to their own?
 3        I,  XVIII|   point some fifteen yards distant, his whole attitude indicating
 4        I,  XX   |  The time could not be far distant when ships’ sides and ordinary
 5        I,  XXII |   motionless waters to the distant horizon, and the Gallian
 6       II,  IV   |  about 140,000,000 leagues distant from the sun.”~“Just so,”
 7       II,  X    |    him to a star ten times distant, and he will be reviewing
 8       II,  XIII |    the fixed stars. It was distant yet, but the goal was cheeringly
 9       II,  XIII |    moving his eye from the distant sphere. After meditating
10       II,  XV   |    only about twelve miles distant from Gibraltar, the little