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 1 1,1|        land was not more than a mile off, but the balloon, exhausted,
 2 1,3|        shore, and nearly half a mile from the place where the
 3 1,3|       landed. After a walk of a mile and a half, the shore presented
 4 1,3|       by a channel about half a mile in breadth, through which
 5 1,3|       about eight miles. Half a mile from the shore rose the
 6 1,3|        more than a quarter of a mile. ~Opposite the islet, the
 7 1,4|         of stunted trees half a mile off. ~"Here is the water,
 8 1,6|       scarcely gone more than a mile. As yet the hunt had not
 9 1,8|         them for a quarter of a mile, running, but taking care
10 1,8|       in the downs, more than a mile from the shore. ~"So, Neb,"
11 1,8|        from the sea?" ~"About a mile," replied Pencroft; "and
12 1,8|         not be less than half a mile from the shore. He attempted
13 1,2|     forming a plain of nearly a mile long, which extended to
14 1,2|      lake, over a distance of a mile and a half, its breadth
15 1,2|    obliquely for the space of a mile, and then to descend to
16 1,2| prolonged under the trees for a mile and a half towards the north.
17 1,2|        but, after having gone a mile in this direction, Cyrus
18 1,6|         a detour of more than a mile and a half. Walking was
19 1,1|        they had not gone half a mile when from a thicket a whole
20 2,2|         pulled out about half a mile distant from the shore,
21 2,7|     lake, a distance of about a mile, which was open to all comers.
22 2,8|  galloped in a radius of half a mile round the corral. ~The musmons
23 2,2|       were not more than half a mile from the coast, and it was
24 2,3|      was already a quarter of a mile from the coast when the
25 2,3|         at a distance of half a mile. ~"From the summit of that
26 2,4|        was not long, scarcely a mile. They set out on their walk,
27 2,9|      for the distance of half a mile. It was easy to see that
28 2,0|        was found a quarter of a mile into the interior of the
29 3,1|  Therefore the brig was about a mile and a quarter from the coast. ~
30 3,2|         bridge, thrown across a mile and a half from the mouth,
31 3,2|         know that the brig is a mile and a quarter from the shore?"
32 3,3|          which carried nearly a mile. The four other muskets
33 3,3|         she was not more than a mile and a quarter from the coast. ~
34 3,3|     from it by a channel half a mile in width. However, it was
35 3,3|     that they carry more than a mile!" ~"No doubt," replied Herbert; "
36 3,3|        from the coast by half a mile, and at that distance his
37 3,9|         ventured a quarter of a mile into the woods, towards
38 3,9| approached the plateau. Another mile and they would see the bridge
39 3,1|    ascended the left bank for a mile, crossed the bridge, at
40 3,5| calculated that they had gone a mile and a half from the corral. ~
41 3,9|     near the lake, about half a mile from the mouth of Red Creek.