Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|        islet and the coast were separated by a channel about half
 2 1,3|      tide. The second level was separated by a perpendicular granite
 3 1,4|      wall appeared to have been separated by some violent subterranean
 4 1,0|          Five hundred feet only separated the explorers from the plateau,
 5 1,0|    became one. No shoulder here separated the two parts of the mountain.
 6 1,1| distance of nearly thirty miles separated the observers from the extreme
 7 1,3|      the angular distance which separated Alpha from the horizon.
 8 1,4|      twenty-seven degrees which separated Alpha from the antarctic
 9 1,5|      twelve hundred miles which separated the island from the Pomoutous
10 1,0|      new combination, he easily separated the olein, the margarin,
11 2,2|     place where the leaves were separated by a marker. ~Immediately
12 2,4|      shore. ~The distance which separated Falls River from Reptile
13 2,9|     traversed with woody fiber, separated by rings of the same substance,
14 2,1|      twelve hundred miles which separated the island from any inhabited
15 2,2|   supported the partition which separated the two cabins, which were
16 2,5|  springing into the creek which separated him from the forest, and
17 2,6|  crossed Creek Glycerine, which separated the plateau from the forest,
18 2,7|         his papers showed. But, separated from Captain Grant at the
19 2,8|   distance of five miles, which separated the corral from the bounds
20 2,0|       entered the channel which separated it from the coast, and at
21 3,1|    hundred and fifty miles only separated them in longitude, and seventy
22 3,3|          his boy! and then they separated. ~In a few moments Harding
23 3,3|      was sheltered by an islet, separated from it by a channel half
24 3,3|        shore, and were now only separated from the mainland by the
25 3,3|        islet. He would be still separated from the coast by half a
26 3,4|         the false keel had been separated with an unaccountable violence,
27 3,9|      cross the five miles which separated it from Granite House. They
28 3,5|         of the five miles which separated the mouth of the Mercy from
29 3,8|       walls of the cavern which separated it from the central shaft
30 3,9|        the volcano, and is only separated from its central shaft by