Chapter

 1 III   |      without difficulty.~“Arne Saknussemm!” he cried in triumph. “
 2 III   |       astonished. Has not this Saknussemm concealed under his cryptogram
 3 III   |       profound analysis.~“This Saknussemm,” he went on, “was a very
 4 III   |     and commas too, just as in Saknussemm’s parchment.”~I considered
 5 IV    |  seized not only the paper but Saknussemm’s parchment; with a feverish
 6 V     |      transformed!~“Aha, clever Saknussemm!” he cried. “You had first
 7 V     |      attinges.~Quod feci, Arne Saknussemm. [1]~ Which bad Latin may
 8 V     |        which I have done, Arne Saknussemm.”~In reading this, my uncle
 9 VI    |     into the footsteps of Arne Saknussemm.”~“I don’t feel so very
10 VI    |          Granted. I admit that Saknussemm may have written these lines.
11 VI    |      ingenious care with which Saknussemm guarded and defined his
12 VI    |        am forced to admit that Saknussemm’s sentence is clear, and
13 VI    |      ourselves, and, like Arne Saknussemm, we shall know exactly what
14 IX    |    there is some manuscript of Saknussemm’s there, and I should be
15 X     |       any of the works of Arne Saknussemm?”~“Arne Saknussemm!” replied
16 X     |        Arne Saknussemm?”~“Arne Saknussemm!” replied the Rejkiavik
17 X     |        is that?”~“Because Arne Saknussemm was persecuted for heresy,
18 X     |      unravelled; and I see why Saknussemm, put into the Index Expurgatorius,
19 X     | amongst others, the history of Saknussemm, the reason of the mysterious
20 XII   |     crater. It is evident that Saknussemm did nothing more than this.
21 XIV   |    island, if that ill-advised Saknussemm has told a true tale, we
22 XIV   |    deeper, in spite of all the Saknussemm’s in Iceland.~I spent that
23 XV    |    theory of Sir Humphry Davy, Saknussemm’s document, and my uncle’
24 XVI   |      Runic text appears]~“Arne Saknussemm!” replied my uncle. “Do
25 XVI   |      us, one had been taken by Saknussemm. The indications of the
26 XX    |       are about. We are not in Saknussemm’s road, and all we have
27 XXV   |     met it with his inevitable Saknussemm, a precedent which possessed
28 XXV   |       or aneroid and therefore Saknussemm could not tell how far he
29 XXXIII|    have followed the road that Saknussemm has shown us —”~“That is
30 XXXIII|        followed that road? Did Saknussemm meet this sheet of water?
31 XXXIX |        shouted my uncle. “Arne Saknussemm! Arne Saknussemm everywhere!”~
32 XXXIX |          Arne Saknussemm! Arne Saknussemm everywhere!”~
33 XL    |        eulogium, of which Arne Saknussemm was, of course, the hero.~“
34 XL    |        illustrious name — Cape Saknussemm.”~Such were the glowing
35 XL    |    never have seen the name of Saknussemm, and we should at this moment
36 XL    |    just got back north at Cape Saknussemm. I must say that this is
37 XL    |        along the coast to Cape Saknussemm.~The wind was unfavourable
38 XL    |  passage.~“But how was it with Saknussemm?” I cried.~“Yes,” said my
39 XL    |    elapsed since the return of Saknussemm to the surface and the fall
40 XL    |        obstruction, not met by Saknussemm, and if we don’t destroy
41 XLI   |       doubt the same road that Saknussemm had taken; but instead of
42 XLIII |      that direction. From Cape Saknussemm we had been carried due
43 XLV   |     the now famous document of Saknussemm, and expressed his regret
44 XLV   |      After our arrival at Cape Saknussemm the north pole of the needle