Chapter

 1 Pre  |     natives of that interesting island, who cleave to their desert
 2 Pre  |   leading man of science in the island, which may furnish matter
 3 VI   |           You see this volcanic island,” said the Professor; “observe
 4 VIII |    church spire situated in the island of Amak, which forms the
 5 IX   | magistrate, the Governor of the island, M. le Baron Trampe himself.
 6 IX   |        is not what is upon this island, but what is underneath,
 7 IX   |       the western coasts of the island.~The longest of the only
 8 X    |     hope you will not leave our island until you have seen some
 9 XI   |         the chief wealth of the island. This is the celebrated
10 XI   |       of the actual size of the island, and published by the Icelandic
11 XII  |      the central portion of the island; there, rocks of the trappean
12 XIV  |     into the very bowels of the island, if that ill-advised Saknussemm
13 XV   |      the mountain system of the island. From our starting point
14 XV   |      Iceland.~This most curious island has evidently been projected
15 XV   |   thickness of the crust of the island increased materially, and
16 XV   |  gilding with his pale rays the island that slept at my feet.~
17 XVI  |         extended over the whole island. By an optical law which
18 XVIII|        reached the level of the island. long vertical tube, which
19 XXXIV|    object, he says:~“Holm.”~“An island!” cries my uncle.~“That’
20 XXXIV|        my uncle.~“That’s not an island!” I cried sceptically.~“
21 XXXIV|    mistaken as to have taken an island for a marine monster. But
22 XXXIV| reservoir.~At last we leave the island, rounding away past the
23 XXXV |       carried us away from Axel Island. The roarings become lost
24 XXXV |      leagues since we left Axel Island.~At noon the violence of
25 XXXVI|      remarked, “was made on the island, when the geyser was —”~“
26 XXXVI|    geyser was —”~“You mean Axel Island. Don’t decline the honour
27 XXXVI|    given your name to the first island ever discovered in the central
28 XXXVI|         said I, “let it be Axel Island. Then we had cleared two
29 XLIII|     other fiery craters in that island? Within a radius of five
30 XLIII|  latitude, the Esk in Jan Mayen Island, not far from Spitzbergen!
31 XLIV |         enclose this enchanting island, within a compass of only
32 XLIV |        Mediterranean Sea, on an island of the Æolian archipelago,