Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII |      been carried beyond the range of vision.~The weather was
2        I,  IX   | consequent limitation of the range of vision, the rigging of
3        I,  X    |      not one appeared within range of the telescope. Ocean
4        I,  XIII |    this time. Let us put the range of the piece to the test.”~“
5        I,  XIII |      accurate as to the true range.~Having been duly charged
6        I,  XXIII|      extended far beyond the range of vision.~The contrast
7       II,  I    |    once appearing within the range of terrestrial vision, would
8       II,  VIII |   before so close within the range of human vision, was revealing
9       II,  X    |      to wander away into the range of attraction of another