Chapter

 1 V    |           bold traveller, into the crater of the jokul of Sneffels,
 2 VI   |    remarkable in the world, if its crater leads down to the centre
 3 VI   |          why, pray?”~“Because this crater is evidently filled with
 4 VI   |           mouth of that particular crater, and he committed that fact
 5 VI   |    Scartaris touch the edge of the crater before the kalends of July;
 6 VI   |         told in his day about that crater reaching to the centre of
 7 VI   |      formed miniature mountains; a crater broke open at one of its
 8 VII  |      shadow of Scartaris touch the crater of Sneffels. Therefore we
 9 X    |         curious volcanoes, and the crater of which has scarcely ever
10 X    |          pursue our studies in its crater!”~“I am very sorry,” said
11 XII  |           scramble down an extinct crater. It is evident that Saknussemm
12 XIV  |           as we had arrived at the crater these natives were to turn
13 XIV  |          good. We will explore the crater. Very good, too, others
14 XIV  |     pressure, go off by way of the crater instead of escaping by their
15 XIV  |          reached the bottom of the crater it would be impossible,
16 XV   |           and then burst through a crater suddenly formed at the summit
17 XV   |      rested the cone proper of the crater.~Three thousand two hundred
18 XV   |       circle round the cone of the crater, but in a diagonal direction
19 XV   |            in for shelter into the crater I had time to observe the
20 XVI  |       CHAPTER XVI.~BOLDLY DOWN THE CRATER~Supper was rapidly devoured,
21 XVI  |         glance at me.~“Now for the crater!” he cried.~The crater of
22 XVI  |         the crater!” he cried.~The crater of Snæfell resembled an
23 XVI  | Involuntarily I compared the whole crater to an enormous erected mortar,
24 XVI  |        space.~At the bottom of the crater were three chimneys, through
25 XVI  |         stood in the centre of the crater, just like a pedestal made
26 XVI  |          Hans at the bottom of the crater. The Icelanders had been
27 XVI  |           around the bottom of the crater like a wild beast in a cage.
28 XVI  |        Thus the first night in the crater passed away.~The next morning,
29 XVI  |            along the bottom of the crater. Hans did not move from
30 XVI  |            flood of light down the crater. Every hillock, every rock
31 XVIII|     terminates at the mouth of the crater, has its lower end only
32 XXI  |           strength to climb up the crater again!”~“Return!” said my
33 XLIII|           when they arrived at the crater, would be dispersed in all
34 XLIII|          surface to the top of the crater.”~The liquid column had
35 XLIII|        journey to the mouth of the crater.”~As he spoke, the Professor
36 XLIV |         rolling on the edge of the crater.~“Where are we?” asked my
37 XLIV |             We had come out of the crater half naked, and the radiant
38 XLIV |           feet or more, we saw the crater of a volcano, through. which,