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 1 VI   |         the sea.”~“Right. That is Snæfell.”~“That Snæfell?”~“It is.
 2 VI   |           That is Snæfell.”~“That Snæfell?”~“It is. It is a mountain
 3 VI   |      number of extinct ones. Now, Snæfell is one of these. Since historic
 4 VI   |           discovery. Sneffels, or Snæfell, has several craters. It
 5 VI   |          arrived at the summit of Snæfell we shall have no hesitation
 6 IX   |   converse with the captain about Snæfell, the way to get to it, the
 7 IX   |        perpetual snow, he cried:~“Snæfell! Snæfell!”~Then recommending
 8 IX   |         snow, he cried:~“Snæfell! Snæfell!”~Then recommending me,
 9 IX   |           enormous glacier of the Snæfell, and of which the Valkyria
10 X    |           in the horizon. That is Snæfell.”~“Ah!” said my uncle, as
11 X    |          as he was able, “is that Snæfell?”~“Yes; one of the most
12 X    |            what do you call it?”~“Snæfell,” replied the excellent
13 X    |         We will try to scale that Snæfell; perhaps even we may pursue
14 X    |           get to the peninsula of Snæfell?”~“By sea, crossing the
15 XI   |         on the south shore of the Snæfell peninsula, at the very foot
16 XII  |   awaiting us in the peninsula of Snæfell, where these ruins of a
17 XIII |       Faxa, and the twin peaks of Snæfell rose white into the cloudy
18 XIV  |          Hamburg, not the foot of Snæfell.~One thought, above all
19 XIV  |       here we are, about to climb Snæfell. Very good. We will explore
20 XIV  |            there is no proof that Snæfell is extinct. Who can assure
21 XIV  |             For six hundred years Snæfell has been dumb; but he may
22 XV   |                       CHAPTER XV.~SNÆFELL AT LAST~Snæfell is 5,000
23 XV   |       CHAPTER XV.~SNÆFELL AT LAST~Snæfell is 5,000 feet high. Its
24 XV   |        advanced to the assault of Snæfell.~The way was growing more
25 XV   |          scale the steep sides of Snæfell. Its snowy summit, by an
26 XV   |       appearance of the summit of Snæfell, it would have seemed too
27 XV   |     lashing it on to that side of Snæfell where we were holding on;
28 XV   |     sunlight night, the summit of Snæfell was reached, and before
29 XVI  |     summit of the southernmost of Snæfell’s peaks. The range of the
30 XVI  |         Here we are at the top of Snæfell and here are two peaks,
31 XVI  |           he cried.~The crater of Snæfell resembled an inverted cone,
32 XVI  |          which, in its eruptions, Snæfell had driven forth fire and
33 XVI  |    descending the outer slopes of Snæfell to return to Stapi.~Hans
34 XIX  |       when the lava thrown out by Snæfell was boiling and working
35 XIX  |         to the extinct furnace of Snæfell.~Yet I asked myself if I
36 XXI  |        must go back on our way to Snæfell. May God give us strength
37 XXI  |          to regain the heights of Snæfell.~I drew near to Hans. I
38 XXIV |           return to the summit of Snæfell, I should have indignantly
39 XXIV |     eruptive matter thrown out by Snæfell, I still could not understand
40 XXIV |           fifty leagues away from Snæfell. Although we were tired,
41 XXV  | eighty-five leagues south-east of Snæfell, and I reckon that we are
42 XXVII|          Iceland, M. Fridrikssen, Snæfell. I said to myself that if,
43 XXVII|           to regain the summit of Snæfell.~Why had I not thought of
44 XLIII|         But this time, instead of Snæfell, an extinct volcano, we
45 XLIV |           two thousand miles from Snæfell and from that barren, far-away