Part,  Chapter

  1 1,1|       Europe, and Asia, covering a distance of eighteen hundred miles,
  2 1,1|          balloon came from a great distance, for it could not have traveled
  3 1,1|       daybreak gone a considerable distance, which might be reckoned
  4 1,3|          reach was thus fully that distance off. ~It was then nearly
  5 1,3|          be transmitted to a great distance. The wind had now fallen
  6 1,3|           to the west, at no great distance." The sailor nodded; besides,
  7 1,3| terminating in a slender cape. The distance between these two extremities,
  8 1,3|   northwesterly direction and at a distance of at least seven miles,
  9 1,4|            force to a considerable distance. The sailor then thought
 10 1,4|           was continued to a great distance in a wider curve. There
 11 1,4|           mountain which rose at a distance of six or seven miles. From
 12 1,5|           surveyed the coast for a distance of eight miles and consequently
 13 1,6|            He took Herbert to some distance from the nests, and there
 14 1,7|        first words were,-~"At what distance from the coast would you
 15 1,7|         they found must be at some distance. ~It could only be Top!
 16 1,8|           a corpse floats a little distance from a low shore, it rarely
 17 1,8|            cave?" ~"No." ~"At what distance is this cave from the sea?" ~"
 18 1,8|       midst of the angry sea, at a distance which could not be less
 19 1,8|     towards the coast. There was a distance of eight miles to be accomplished;
 20 1,9|       Ocean. I cannot estimate the distance traversed by the balloon
 21 1,0|          ascended but slowly. ~The distance, increased by detours and
 22 1,1|      island be situated at a great distance from any land, or if it
 23 1,1|     presence of man. It is true, a distance of nearly thirty miles separated
 24 1,2|           towards the lake, over a distance of a mile and a half, its
 25 1,3|          as possible, know at what distance it is situated, either from
 26 1,3|   apparatus with which the angular distance of objects can be measured
 27 1,3|          legs gave him the angular distance which separated Alpha from
 28 1,4|           he retired the necessary distance, when, lying on the sand,
 29 1,4|            perpendicular pole, the distance which separates the little
 30 1,4|            we wish to measure, the distance which separates the little
 31 1,4|             cried Herbert. "As the distance from the stick to the pole
 32 1,4|        stick to the pole is to the distance from the stick to the base
 33 1,4|       exactly ten feet. ~The first distance was fifteen feet between
 34 1,4|         into the sand. ~The second distance between the stick and the
 35 1,4|            legs giving the angular distance between the star Alpha and
 36 1,4|            from ninety degrees-the distance from the pole to the equator-there
 37 1,4|     Lincoln Island is but a medium distance from an inhabited island,
 38 1,4|          two countries, there is a distance of at least six thousand
 39 1,4|     replied the engineer, "but the distance which separates us from
 40 1,4|       Lincoln Island was at such a distance from every country or island
 41 1,5|          Island was a considerable distance. A boat could not cross
 42 1,5|        Franklin, that is to say, a distance of six miles from their
 43 1,5|    Franklin towards the west. At a distance of some hundred feet flowed
 44 1,6|           said Herbert, "at such a distance from land?" ~"Yes, my boy,"
 45 1,7|           in a retired place, at a distance from the Chimneys, for he
 46 1,7|           sent his companions to a distance, filled the hole, so that
 47 1,9|      settlers must depend, for the distance of Lincoln Island from all
 48 1,1|       Behind in the west, but at a distance of four miles, rose the
 49 2,1|         the country for an immense distance round." ~"The idea is good,"
 50 2,1|          did it manage?" ~"At what distance from the sea did you leave
 51 2,2|           This point, of which the distance was increased by the irregularity
 52 2,2|           been taken up in going a distance of three miles-the boat
 53 2,3|     navigable. A great part of the distance would thus be traversed
 54 2,3|          no longer be felt at this distance from the mouth of the Mercy.
 55 2,3|           from the coast, and this distance was too great for them to
 56 2,3|        animals stopped at a little distance from the canoe and gazed
 57 2,3|          for the night." ~"At what distance are we from Granite House?"
 58 2,3|            hope we shall cross the distance which separates us from
 59 2,4|            arose in the north at a distance of less than three miles,
 60 2,4|        continue on the shore. ~The distance which separated Falls River
 61 2,5|      settled, and he asked at what distance Claw Cape might be from
 62 2,5|            coast was rounded for a distance of five miles, which was
 63 2,5|             they having now gone a distance of twenty miles. ~They then
 64 2,5|           the precious chest. ~The distance between Flotsam Point and
 65 2,5|        though without going to any distance. All at once, the lad, who
 66 2,7|            coast, there was only a distance of three miles and a half,
 67 2,7|      southern angle of the lake, a distance of about a mile, which was
 68 2,8|            sources of the Creek, a distance of not more than five miles,
 69 2,9|    undertake to steer her. At what distance are we from this Tabor Island?" ~"
 70 2,1|            bottles could cross the distance of twelve hundred miles
 71 2,2|         keep their assailants at a distance. it was therefore only the
 72 2,3|         The heights, diminished by distance, did not present an appearance
 73 2,3|         about an hour, though at a distance of about ten miles. ~At
 74 2,3|          about ten miles. ~At this distance it was no longer possible
 75 2,3|   Bonadventure" had accomplished a distance of a hundred and twenty
 76 2,3|       hundred feet which rose at a distance of half a mile. ~"From the
 77 2,3|        they saw the strangers at a distance. ~"Those beasts yonder,"
 78 2,4|           besides, to estimate the distance traversed, or to trust to
 79 2,5|          The settlers went a short distance from the stranger, so as
 80 2,6|     withdrew themselves to a short distance, so that he might feel himself
 81 2,6|        observing him from a little distance, saw that tears were again
 82 2,6|     reporter, being at too great a distance, had not been able to hear
 83 2,8|    together and stretched over the distance of five miles, which separated
 84 2,8|         with Mount Franklin in the distance, the mouth of the Mercy,
 85 2,8|            they disappeared in the distance, leaving the colonists amazed
 86 2,9|          that land was at no great distance either way; but twelve hundred
 87 2,9|      nearest land is at least that distance!" ~"Would you not, in that
 88 2,9|           along this coast for the distance of half a mile. It was easy
 89 2,9|         Gideon Spilett. ~"And what distance is it to the Cape, captain?" ~"
 90 2,0|          those enormous jaws. ~The distance from Mandible Cape to the
 91 2,0|           visitors at a respectful distance. Occupation was not wanting
 92 3,1|         the vessel, which was at a distance of twenty miles to the east.
 93 3,1|         vessel, which was now at a distance of only five miles. ~The
 94 3,1|      creepers, which would at some distance appear as natural foliage,
 95 3,1|       might have said that at this distance she had already entered
 96 3,2|          dropped anchor at a short distance from the island, and it
 97 3,3|          to be exposed, at a short distance, to the brig's guns, without
 98 3,3|           half a mile, and at that distance his shot could not be very
 99 3,3|            Speedy" was at no great distance. ~To spring into the lift,
100 3,4|             And we could go a long distance in her! We could go anywhere
101 3,5|         how are we to know to what distance we can send one of those
102 3,5|             fell into the sea at a distance which could not be calculated
103 3,5|          Bay, struck the sand at a distance of four miles, then having
104 3,6|            island. This was only a distance of three miles and a half,
105 3,1|            necessarily ramble some distance from the cart, which it
106 3,2|     caution. ~They walked a little distance apart from each other so
107 3,3|     convicts into the forest, some distance from the corral, and buried
108 3,4|        situated at almost the same distance from the equator. In the
109 3,5|          quarter of an hour, and a distance of half-a-mile must have
110 3,7|         light up to a considerable distance. ~Cyrus Harding and his
111 3,9|         might have been heard at a distance of a hundred miles, shook