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 1 Pre   |      the text or corrections in foot notes he is responsible
 2 IX    |        leather rolled round the foot for shoes.~The women looked
 3 XI    |  Snæfell peninsula, at the very foot of the volcano. By land
 4 XI    |         his custom, would go on foot. He knew all that part of
 5 XII   |   cavalry officer degraded to a foot soldier.~“Färja,“ said the
 6 XII   |       My uncle stamped with his foot, while the horses went on
 7 XIII  |         on our way. Soon at the foot of the mountains the boggy
 8 XIV   |      have been Hamburg, not the foot of Snæfell.~One thought,
 9 XVI   |    uttered a cry. I thought his foot must have slipped and that
10 XVI   |     Hans slept peaceably at the foot of a rock, in a lava bed,
11 XVII  |       lava projections which my foot seemed to catch hold of
12 XVIII |         hitherto reached by the foot of man, such as the mines
13 XXVII | footsteps or of my own, for the foot left no mark upon the granite
14 XXVII |     like a lifeless lump at the foot of the wall, and lost all
15 XXVIII|          I rolled myself to the foot of the opposite wall.~Already
16 XXX   |        the waves, came down the foot of a huge wall of vast cliffs,
17 XXX   |         of a promontory, at the foot of which the waves came
18 XXXII |         laid myself down at the foot of the mast, and fell asleep
19 XXXV  |      the deck; I try to move my foot away, but cannot.~A suffocating
20 XXXV  |      Why am I unable to move my foot? Is it riveted to the planks?
21 XXXV  |   timbers, and I cannot draw my foot away from the spot. At last
22 XXXVII|        I will not stir a single foot backwards, and it will be
23 XXXVII|       between the water and the foot of the cliffs was considerable.
24 XXXIX | recognise the promontory at the foot of which Hans constructed
25 XXXIX |         the sea came to lap the foot of the steep cliff, leaving