Book,  chapter

1    1,   10|     Cordilleras by the pass of Antuco, leaving the volcano on
2    1,   12| Paganel. “There is the pass of Antuco, on the slope of the volcano,
3    1,   12|   acquainted with this pass of Antuco, CATAPEZ?” said Glenarvan.~“
4    1,   12|     you are not in the pass of Antuco.”~“We are.”~“You are sure
5    1,   12|      get back into the road to Antuco, and I’m quite sure I’ll
6    1,   12|       once more in the pass of Antuco.~They were not far now from
7    1,   13|   distant, rose the volcano of Antuco. The mountain roared like
8    1,   13|  reflection from the flames of Antuco, but neither storm nor lightning,