Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        sure to be there. But that distant echo was the only response
 2 1,7|          he heard, during a lull, distant barking. ~"Well!" said the
 3 1,8|       carried the body to quite a distant point. When a corpse floats
 4 1,5|        Mandible Cape, seven miles distant from the Chimneys. There,
 5 1,7|           the ground several feet distant from the mine. The second
 6 1,8|        attention was attracted by distant sounds which came up from
 7 1,1|          zones, at a more or less distant period, will not be more
 8 2,2|      pulled out about half a mile distant from the shore, that they
 9 2,3|           was at least five miles distant according to his estimation. ~
10 2,4|         had only been a few miles distant. Now, this effect was not
11 2,8|           prosper, and that at no distant time not only wool but hides
12 2,3|           more than fifteen miles distant. ~The head of the "Bonadventure,"
13 2,3|      plants, at probably the same distant period. ~What, then, was
14 2,3|        the document has already a distant date?" ~"Evidently." ~"And
15 2,4|           islet dated from a very distant period and after having
16 2,4|           Island could not be far distant and would be sighted at
17 2,7|        yacht was equipped for the distant voyage, in which the nobleman'
18 2,9|         yet liquid basalt of some distant geological sea. These stupendous
19 2,0|            the hunters were never distant from Granite House more
20 3,1|          the islet was not so far distant from Lincoln Island, but
21 3,1|         he who had brought it far distant! And the hearts of all were
22 3,2|       clear of trees. Thirty feet distant was the gate of the corral,
23 3,3| accompanied him, also heard these distant mutterings, which indicated
24 3,4|         Tabor Island or to a more distant land." ~"So it will, captain,"
25 3,4|            it is necessarily more distant during the winter. This
26 3,4|  countries that it is at its most distant point from the sun, and
27 3,5|       flashes, reflections from a distant storm, illuminated the horizon. ~
28 3,5|          brighter and more rapid. Distant thunder growled in the sky.
29 3,5|        than half a cable's length distant. ~At this place the breadth
30 3,8|            It was rarely that the distant growling of the thunder
31 3,8|         if expecting to hear some distant muttering. Then, turning
32 3,8|         plateau. ~Mount Franklin, distant about six miles, now appeared
33 3,0|          Serpentine Peninsula, so distant nevertheless from the center