Chapter

1 1 |   pistol carries admirably to a distance of fifty yards, and that
2 1 |     meet his fate, passed, at a distance of not more than a hundred
3 3 | approach within an inconvenient distance. ~"Stop!" he cried, "stop,
4 4 |     kept at the same respectful distance as he had done before his
5 13|       gravity, rolled over to a distance of some yards, and only
6 14|       which were looming in the distance behind a forest of chimneys,
7 17|         he is always heard at a distance" ~"No, it is not my father,
8 32|        steeds stood still, at a distance of about six yards from
9 33|       no more. He saw it at the distance of six paces, and was delighted