Chapter

 1 III   |         head of the lake. On the road we chatted hand in hand;
 2 IV    |       noble trees which line the road to Altona, gesticulating,
 3 VI    |      hesitation as to the proper road to take.”~Decidedly, my
 4 VII   |         I had reached the Altona road. I was led by a presentiment,
 5 VII   |     called after her on the high road. Ten yards more, and I had
 6 VII   |    darted off at a gallop on the road to Altona.~
 7 VIII  |        air and the scenes on the road, rapidly changed by the
 8 IX    |         necessity to inquire the road, which exposes one to mistakes
 9 XII   |      uncle’s questions about the road and our resting place that
10 XIV   |        Professor took a straight road, which, through an opening
11 XVI   |          day would point out the road to the centre of the earth.~
12 XVIII | deviation and inclination on the road, but he kept the results
13 XIX   |          through this now silent road. I imagined the torrents
14 XIX   |         and in good spirits. The road was resumed. As the day
15 XIX   |        Besides, if the ascending road did become steeper, I was
16 XIX   |         lava path, and that this road could not possibly lead
17 XX    |          to be infecting us.~The road was now not ascending, at
18 XX    |     impatience at the horizontal road. The darkness, always deep
19 XX    |          or bottom, there was no road farther; we were at the
20 XX    |          are not in Saknussemm’s road, and all we have to do is
21 XX    |     shall get to the fork in the road.” “Yes,” said I, “if we
22 XXI   |       bent on taking a different road; but Hans seemed to take
23 XXIV  |     storm against the horizontal road. He loved nothing better
24 XXIV  |     forty-five degrees.~Then the road became monotonously easy.
25 XXVI  |           since there is but one road, and they are on it, I must
26 XXVI  |      satisfied our thirst on the road, would now be my guide among
27 XXVII |     moment when I left the right road I had not noticed the absence
28 XXVII |           that fatal turn in the road. With the stream at my feet,
29 XXXIII|       since we have followed the road that Saknussemm has shown
30 XXXIII|  question. Have we followed that road? Did Saknussemm meet this
31 XL    |          lay open to mortals the road through the terrestrial
32 XLI   |         It was no doubt the same road that Saknussemm had taken;