Chapter

 1 VII   | depositing various loads in the passage. Our old servant was at
 2 VII   |      desperate undertaking. The passage was encumbered with rope
 3 VII   |         as we can to secure our passage. Go and pack up.”~There
 4 IX    |       Danes.~“How long will the passage take?” my uncle asked.~“
 5 IX    | southerly point of Iceland.~The passage was marked by nothing unusual.
 6 XII   |        more than this. As for a passage leading to the centre of
 7 XII   |        cross the fiord; but the passage was effected without any
 8 XIII  |     down the long, narrow, dark passage, would have been impossible.
 9 XIII  |        opening out into the one passage: these were the kitchen,
10 XIV   |       impossible, for want of a passage, to go deeper, in spite
11 XVII  |         Yes; there is a sort of passage which inclines to the right.
12 XVIII |        walls received it on its passage, and scattered it like a
13 XVIII |   dispersed the darkness of the passage.~Hans carried the other
14 XVIII |  eruption of 1229, had forced a passage through this tunnel. It
15 XVIII |       these?”~“But perhaps this passage runs to a very great depth.
16 XIX   |      determined to examine this passage to its farthest extremity?
17 XX    |     what it had been during our passage through the lava and schists.
18 XXII  |       fissures, and chasms. The passage through which we were moving
19 XXIII |     were soon on our way down a passage inclining two feet in seven.
20 XXIV  |       it had at one time been a passage for eruptive matter thrown
21 XXIV  |        no trace was left of its passage. We kept going down a kind
22 XXV   |       How do you know that this passage does not run straight to
23 XXXII |       an exact narrative of our passage.~Friday, August 14. — Wind
24 XXXVII|  disturbed. The fatigues of our passage across, the dangers met,
25 XXXIX |      the steep cliff, leaving a passage no wider than a couple of
26 XL    |     PREPARATIONS FOR BLASTING A PASSAGE TO THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH~
27 XL    |       the Icelander. This short passage had not served to cool my
28 XL    |      feet in diameter; the dark passage was cut out in the live
29 XL    |      side to side in the narrow passage.~“But how was it with Saknussemm?”
30 XL    |          and has blocked up the passage which lay open to him. Many
31 XL    |     there must have been a free passage? See here are recent fissures