Chapter

 1 Pre    | imagination.~Iceland, the starting point of the marvellous underground
 2 Pre    |            Survey, has ventured to point out and correct. It is scarcely
 3 V      |          was concentrated upon one point alone; and as their usual
 4 V      |            I held out; I made it a point of honour.~Two o’clock struck.
 5 VI     |         was therefore necessary to point out which of these leads
 6 VI     |        instead of rising to such a point as to fuse the most infusible
 7 IX     |           the Skaw at the northern point of Denmark, in the night
 8 IX     |       Portland, the most southerly point of Iceland.~The passage
 9 IX     |            which forms the western point of Iceland.~The rough sea
10 XI     |            during our descent to a point which the mercurial barometer [
11 XIII   |            peasant’s house, but in point of hospitality it was equal
12 XIV    |            a few rix dollars.~This point being settled, Hans gave
13 XV     |          island. From our starting point we could see the two peaks
14 XV     |        midnight sun, at his lowest point, gilding with his pale rays
15 XVI    |     thrice-accursed name:~[At this point a Runic text appears]~“Arne
16 XVI    |       which on a certain day would point out the road to the centre
17 XVII   |         and saw a bright sparkling point of light at the extremity
18 XXIII  |          loudest. He met with that point on the left side of the
19 XXIII  |            water is at the boiling point,” I cried.~“Well, never
20 XXV    |          we shall emerge from some point in the earth’s circumference
21 XXVII  |            must thus arrive at the point where I had left the stream,
22 XXVII  |       bring me back to the turning point. It came to an abrupt end.
23 XXVIII |            to another, I found the point where the voices seemed
24 XXVIII |        those vast solitudes to the point where, alone of all others
25 XXXI   |       surface of the globe and the point where we are?”~“Exactly
26 XXXI   |           we should see the needle point straight up. Therefore that
27 XXXIII |            one or other of them. I point them to the Icelander. He
28 XXXIV  |             and it is fixed upon a point. His countenance exhibits
29 XXXIV  |           is far above the boiling point; therefore this water issues
30 XXXIV  |          limits, and goes beyond a point that can be registered by
31 XXXVI  |             let us start from that point and count four days’ storm,
32 XXXVII |         This might up to a certain point explain the existence of
33 XXXVIII|    importance in a palæontological point of view, which had occurred
34 XXXIX  |             there being no central point from which the light emanated,
35 XXXIX  |           at our original starting point, but the storm has carried
36 XL     |             but there lay the iron point with which the letters had
37 XLIII  |        cold 30° below the freezing point. My overheated brain conjured
38 XLV    |              Reversed?”~“Yes, they point the wrong way.”~My uncle
39 XLV    |        confounded compass began to point south instead of north.”~“