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 1  2, 6 | composed of black and vitreous lava, mixed with fragments of
 2  2, 9 |     vomiting forth torrents of lava which fell in a cascade
 3  2, 9 |      submarine crater threw up lava, but no flames. Flames require
 4  2, 9 |    under water; but streams of lava, having in themselves the
 5  2, 9 |      diffusion and torrents of lava slid to the bottom of the
 6  2, 9 |    under the brightness of the lava, which was some times wonderfully
 7  2, 10|   basalt, with a sprinkling of lava. I thought that a mountainous
 8  2, 10|   crater, formerly filled with lava, vapour, and flames, and
 9  2, 10|       when filled with boiling lava, and when the level of the
10  2, 10|   basalt wound long streams of lava, long since grown cold,
11  2, 10|     But between the streams of lava, I saw some little violets
12  2, 14|     brick, scoriae, streams of lava, and pumice-stones. One
13  2, 14|      everywhere were traces of lava, scoriae, and basalt; but
14  2, 14|  painful ascent over the sharp lava and the pumice-stones, in