Chapter

 1 IX     |     Soon we came in sight of an enormous perforated rock, through
 2 IX     |     shut in at the north by the enormous glacier of the Snæfell,
 3 XIV    |         crushed under a rain of enormous ejected rocks of trap, basalt,
 4 XV     |        grey sky; I could see an enormous cap of snow coming low down
 5 XVI    | compared the whole crater to an enormous erected mortar, and the
 6 XXX    |         rose majestically to an enormous height. Some of these, dividing
 7 XXXII  |       the surface of the waters enormous chelonia, preadamite tortoises,
 8 XXXII  |     beast), buttressed upon his enormous hinder paws, grubs in the
 9 XXXIII |     looked and cried:~“It is an enormous porpoise.”~“Yes,” replied
10 XXXIII |         armour with which these enormous beasts were clad?~We stood
11 XXXIII |         of its tail. Its jaw is enormous, and according to naturalists
12 XXXIII |     under water.~All at once an enormous head is darted up, the head
13 XXXIV  |       from it. Its body —dusky, enormous, hillocky — lies spread
14 XXXIV  |     most deceiving likeness, an enormous cetacean, whose head dominates
15 XXXIV  |     from time to time, when the enormous jet, possessed with more
16 XXXVIII|      lay slipped down into this enormous hollow in the globe, I confess
17 XXXIX  |         he wielded with ease an enormous bough, a staff worthy of
18 XL     |  progress was interrupted by an enormous block just across our way.~“
19 XL     |        of rock carried down, of enormous stones, as if by some giant’
20 XLI    |      sudden fury, rose up in an enormous billow, on the ridge of
21 XLIII  |         no doubt in my mind. An enormous force, a force of hundreds