The valley of Ellyria was about four hundred feet below, at about a mile distant.
Presently we saw the Turkish flag emerge from Gondokoro at about a quarter of a mile distant, followed by a number of the traders' people, who waited to receive us.
Soon after, they returned with the aggageers, whose camp was but a quarter of a mile distant.
The interior is filled with gravel and clay, with a concavity in the centre popularly supposed to communicate by means of a subterranean gallery with the palace some half a mile distant.
A second smaller town was half a mile distant; two miles westward was a third.
After putting up my horse and refreshing myself, I entered into conversation with mine host, who asked if I should like to pay a visit to the Wolf-pits, which were about half a mile distant.
Eleven animals were in the herd, which was about a mile distant.
Gazing out over the landscape, I saw a band of about thirty Indians some half-mile distant.
On the second day out we discovered a large party of Indians on the opposite side of the Saline River, and about a mile distant.
The stream was only a half-mile distant, but the balloon was sheltered from observation by reason of its position in the hollow.
He was probably a mile distant, and his gray vesture was little relieved by the blue haze of the forest.
As he stood gazing down the ravine to the south, a half-mile distant a dark figure passed over a bright patch of sand.
Then, hastening outside to the rear of the barn, he proceeded to connect one of them to the same strand of the fence wire to which the telegraph line was secured a mile distant.
A mile distant, and hidden from the boarding-train by the cars on the sidings, was a depression in the prairie bordered with low scrub.
They were half a mile distant perhaps, but he was certain that the man and boy he saw pass about a turn in the road were the man and boy he had been following for a month.
Thus it happened that as Murrell and Slosson were dragging Yancy down the lane, Cavendish was just rounding a bend in the Elk, a quarter of a mile distant.
A mile distant, on what was called "Shanty Hill," were the quarters of the slaves.
The nearest water was by the caves, occupied by the peasants in the glen, about a quarter of a mile distant.
From the summit of the hill, about two hundred yards beyond this spot, the view was exceedingly good; the sea lay about half a mile distant, with several houses and gardens near the shore.
The first object that attracted my attention was a large steamer stranded in a cove about a mile distant.
This formed a prominent object at the back of the large village of Varoschia, situated upon the slope beneath facing the sea, about a quarter of a mile distant.
I was careful not to descend into the irrigated bottom, therefore we had halted on the highest point, a quarter of a mile distant.
Luckily the village was not a mile distant, and there I took a comfortable chair by the kitchen fire of The Ship.
I looked farther, and, about a mile distant, saw two farm-houses.
A captain, however, with eighteen men was sent across the river after buffalo, which we saw half a mile distant.
One of them was mounted on a mule, the other on a horse; they came in sight of a large band of buffalo feeding upon the open prairie about a mile distant.
They did so, and perceived that there was a skirmish between a party of Cavaliers and some of the Parliamentary cavalry, at about a quarter of a mile distant.
They did so, and perceived that there was a skirmish between a party of Cavaliers and some of the Parliamentary cavalry at about a quarter of a mile distant.
To the rear the high ground extended to the main turnpike, half a mile distant, down which were seen the white covers of the crowded wagons moving in retreat.
As we approached the camp we all stopped at a bend in the river, about three quarters of a mile distant, when all began to wash their faces, comb their hair, and put on their best clothes.
After spending some hours with them, learning their condition, and establishing pleasant relations between them and his own party, the governor moved to the main river, a mile distant, and established his camp and council ground.
Bob rowed ashore in the little tender, and set off at once for a point of rocks some half-mile distant, which commanded a view of the bay.
Soon a wagon or two from down the island came rattling into the village, while from the hotel, a quarter of a mile distant, a number of guests appeared on the veranda, curious to scrutinize such new arrivals as might appear.
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