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 1 VI    |            But suppose it is an extinct volcano?”~“Extinct?”~“Yes;
 2 VI    |        is an extinct volcano?”~“Extinct?”~“Yes; the number of active
 3 VI    |      very much larger number of extinct ones. Now, Snæfell is one
 4 X     |      ever been visited.”~“Is it extinct?”~“Oh, yes; more than five
 5 XII   |       going to scramble down an extinct crater. It is evident that
 6 XIII  |      the nearest mountains, now extinct volcanoes, but the ruins
 7 XIV   |        no proof that Snæfell is extinct. Who can assure us that
 8 XVIII |         the neighbourhood of an extinct volcano, through gneiss,
 9 XIX   |  thought I, that this so-called extinct volcano won’t take a fancy
10 XIX   |        not possibly lead to the extinct furnace of Snæfell.~Yet
11 XIX   |    shell of a crustacean, of an extinct species called a trilobite.
12 XXV   |         that this chimney of an extinct volcano, lined with lavas,
13 XXX   |        are!” I cried; “bones of extinct animals.”~I had rushed upon
14 XXX   |         have been creatures now extinct in these underground regions,
15 XXXII |         This fish belongs to an extinct family, of which only fossil
16 XXXII |         others belonging to the extinct family of the dipterides,
17 XXXIII|     beneath us belonging to the extinct races, more voracious than
18 XXXIII|         representatives of long extinct families? No; surely it
19 XXXVII| pterodactyles, and all sorts of extinct monsters here assembled
20 XLIII |          instead of Snæfell, an extinct volcano, we were inside