Chapter

 1 1|    all at once as he saw at a distance, by the door of the Tuileries,
 2 1|       times to flicker in the distance, enveloped in cloud. ~"I
 3 1|     enthroned in a room, at a distance of thirty million leagues
 4 2| actually seen the cards; at a distance of ten paces, in short,
 5 2|     Rue des Cordiers, but the distance seemed short, in spite of
 6 2|     my possession, and such a distance as that lay between us!
 7 3|      beheld his pupil at some distance seated beside the fire. ~
 8 3|      shoes had been left at a distance from the bed. A nightingale
 9 3|   lady's voice sounded in the distance. ~"Mademoiselle," began
10 3|      placed at fifteen paces' distance from each other. Each of
11 3|     to find a lodging at some distance from the neighborhood of
12 3|   throve at a thousand miles' distance from our elaborate and conventional