Chapter

 1 II   |         this marvellous work?” I asked with an affected eagerness
 2 V    |          What o’clock is it?” he asked after a few moments of silence.~“
 3 VII  |      forward?”~“Are we to go?” I asked again, with sinking hopes.~“
 4 VII  | distracted.~“Is master mad?” she asked.~I nodded my head.~“And
 5 IX   |       wind favourable?” my uncle asked.~“Excellent,” replied Captain
 6 IX   |          passage take?” my uncle asked.~“Ten days,” the captain
 7 X    |         secret —”~“What secret?” asked M. Fridrikssen, starting.~“
 8 X    |    document in your possession?” asked our host.~“No; I was only
 9 XV   |           said my uncle.~Then he asked Hans for his reason.~“Mistour,“
10 XV   |          does that word mean?” I asked uneasily.~“Look!” said my
11 XVI  |       were we waiting for, if he asked himself anything at all.
12 XVII |         themselves.”~“How so?” I asked.~“You will see presently.”~
13 XIX  |         that you are saying?” he asked.~“See,” I said, pointing
14 XIX  |        furnace of Snæfell.~Yet I asked myself if I was not depending
15 XX   |          replied.~“Who knows?” I asked.~“I know,” the Professor
16 XX   |             Nor courage either?” asked my uncle severely. I dared
17 XXI  |          proposal. When Columbus asked of his ships’ crews for
18 XXIII|          What is the matter?” he asked.~“Watten!“ replied the huntsman.~
19 XXIII|    repeated my uncle. “Hvar?” he asked, in Icelandic.~“Nedat,“
20 XXX  |       walk a little way now?” he asked.~“Yes, certainly; and nothing
21 XXXI |        uncle? for I have not yet asked you that question, and your
22 XXXII|          you feel ill?” my uncle asked.~“No; but I have had a strange
23 XXXVI|          where is the compass? I asked.~“Here it is, upon this
24 XXXVI|  provisions to be settled, and I asked — “How are we off for provisions?”~
25 XXXVI|         good deal of mistrust. I asked, was he not touched in the
26 XXXVI|           What is the matter?” I asked.~He motioned to me to look.
27 XLII |       what do you mean to do?” I asked.~“Eat what is left to the
28 XLIII|    motionless.~“What is this?” I asked, shaken by this sudden stoppage
29 XLIII|         the eruption checked?” I asked.~“I hope not.”~I rose, and
30 XLIV |          crater.~“Where are we?” asked my uncle irascibly, as if
31 XLIV |    ignorance.~“Is it Iceland?” I asked.~“Nej,“ replied Hans.~“What!
32 XLIV |          But is it Jan Mayen?” I asked.~“Nor that either,” he answered. “
33 XLIV |         are we? Where are we?” I asked faintly.~Hans closed his
34 XLIV |          we went I chattered and asked all sorts of questions as
35 XLV  |         is the matter?” my uncle asked.~“That compass!”~“Well?”~“