Chapter

 1 III    |     Saturn? We shall see. I will get at the secret of this document,
 2 IV     |      discouragement? Which would get the upper hand, he or the
 3 IV     |       was quite another thing to get to the end of this cryptogram
 4 IV     |         him, and we should never get back. No, never! never!”~
 5 V      |        had even forgotten how to get angry. All the strength
 6 VI     |          learned philosopher did get to the bottom of Sneffels,
 7 VI     |          subject; and let no one get before us in this design
 8 VII    |  ignorance! do you think you can get to Iceland in a couple of
 9 VII    |      Sneffels. Therefore we must get to Copenhagen as fast as
10 VIII   |      companies.~I had no time to get tired of the monotony; for
11 VIII   |         up into the sky.~“Let us get to the top,” said my uncle.~“
12 VIII   |         we should go up; we must get used to it.”~“But —”~“Come,
13 IX     |        don’t be uneasy, we shall get there in very good time.”~
14 IX     |        about Snæfell, the way to get to it, the facilities for
15 IX     |      gone down, we shall have to get up again, I suppose?”~“Oh
16 X      |         me, how do you expect to get to the peninsula of Snæfell?”~“
17 XI     |         seem as if he would even get near it. But the mystery
18 XI     |          rapidity of movement to get it.~Early in summer the
19 XII    |          Very well, then; let us get all the good we can out
20 XII    |       have his way, and we shall get on at the rate of thirty
21 XII    |        mind him. People like him get over the ground without
22 XII    |      this man that he will never get tired; and besides, if he
23 XII    |     shall have my horse. I shall get cramped if I don’t have—
24 XIV    |         small pittance, and they get from the parish the fourth
25 XIV    |          again were beginning to get the better of me. But what
26 XV     |       two mouthfuls at a time to get on faster. But, whether
27 XVII   |        down, it would be easy to get possession of the whole
28 XX     |       and in three days we shall get to the fork in the road.” “
29 XXI    |          Be calm, Axel! you will get nothing from that immovable
30 XXII   |           As for me, I could not get one moment’s sleep. I was
31 XXV    |    besides, we were beginning to get accustomed to this troglodyte [
32 XXV    |      That’s nothing, and you may get rid of even that by quick
33 XXV    |      reasonings would be able to get us on any farther.~But I
34 XXVIII |        the exact moment when you get my answer.”~“Yes; and half
35 XXVIII |       round this vast cavern. So get up, and begin walking. Walk
36 XXIX   |          nephew. A relapse might get us into trouble, and we
37 XXXI   |         far.”~“But how are we to get down below this liquid surface?”~“
38 XXXIII |      jaws.~Hans wants to tack to get away from this dangerous
39 XXXIV  |     lunatics before the wind, to get near to a monster that a
40 XXXIV  |         with steam struggling to get loose. We come in sight
41 XXXV   |          will! What I want is to get the least glimpse of rock
42 XXXVI  |       shall find some new way to get back, or we shall come back
43 XXXVI  |       the raft; but still we may get an approximation.”~“The
44 XXXVII |          to entreat, supplicate, get angry, or do anything else
45 XXXVII |        and deny himself. I could get nothing out of a servant
46 XXXVIII|       entitled Gigan —”~He could get no further.~“Giganteo —”~
47 XLI    | therefore had sufficient time to get away to the raft.~I prepared
48 XLI    |         for months, how could we get out of the abyss into which
49 XLII   |      hour. At this rate we shall get on.”~“Yes, if nothing stops
50 XLII   |          which I could no longer get free. I felt that a catastrophe
51 XLIV   |         an eruption, and then to get our heads broken by bits
52 XLIV   |          of falling rock. Let us get down. Then we shall know