Chapter

 1 III   |          laughed heartilv. Then we reached the banks of the Elbe, and
 2 VII   |        passing the port too, I had reached the Altona road. I was led
 3 VIII  |           lost in space.~At last I reached the apex, with the assistance
 4 IX    |        against the north wind, and reached the Faroes only with some
 5 IX    |         punishment.~On the 11th we reached Cape Portland. The clear
 6 XII   |        fiord, when, the sea having reached its greatest height, it
 7 XII   |           another half hour we had reached the aolkirkja of Gardär~
 8 XIII  |            June 20. At six p.m. we reached Büdir, a village on the
 9 XIV   |         this was, that when we had reached the bottom of the crater
10 XV    |          the summit of Snæfell was reached, and before going in for
11 XVI   |       allowed its lower brim to be reached without much difficulty.
12 XVIII |           I mean that we have only reached the level of the island.
13 XVIII |             As for the exact depth reached, it was very easy to ascertain
14 XVIII |          air. Certain puffs of air reached us. What atmospheric disturbance
15 XVIII |        degree is ascertained to be reached every 36 feet. This difference
16 XVIII |          feet beyond that hitherto reached by the foot of man, such
17 XIX   |          sure of that until I have reached the very end of this gallery.”~“
18 XX    |       afresh. In twenty minutes we reached a vast open space; I then
19 XXVIII|    annihilation, when a loud noise reached me. It was like the distant
20 XXVIII|            and at last these words reached me:~“Axel! Axel! is it you?”~. . . .~“
21 XXVIII|           my companions could have reached me.~This acoustic effect
22 XXVIII|            my uncle’s voice really reached me, there could be no obstacle
23 XXXI  |              At the same moment we reached the sand on the shore, and
24 XXXI  |             What depth have we now reached?”~“We are thirty-five leagues
25 XXXIV |        motionless. The clouds have reached the utmost limit of the
26 XXXV  |           speed. But before it has reached us the rain cloud parts
27 XXXV  | atmospheric condition, having once reached this density, to become
28 XXXVI |         way possible. When we have reached the centre of the globe,
29 XXXVI |        depth and know when we have reached the centre; without it we
30 XXXIX |            After walking a mile we reached the outskirts of a vast
31 XL    |        about six in the evening we reached a place suitable for our
32 XLII  |          in diameter The water had reached the bottom of the gulf.
33 XLII  |            which from time to time reached my ears I thought I could
34 XLV   |            for Rejkiavik, which he reached in safety.~We were strongly