Chapter

 1 VI   | times there has been but one eruption of this mountain, that of
 2 VI   |      one of its summits; the eruption took place, and communicated
 3 XIV  |    Who can assure us that an eruption is not brewing at this very
 4 XIV  |  Axel, that there will be no eruption.”~At this positive affirmation
 5 XIV  |  from the fury of a volcanic eruption.”~“Am I to believe that?”
 6 XIV  |        At the approach of an eruption these jets would redouble
 7 XIV  |     during the period of the eruption. For the elastic fluids,
 8 XIV  |  then you may affirm that no eruption is preparing.”~“But —”~‘
 9 XV   |  part of the volcano.~To the eruption succeeded other volcanic
10 XV   |      a perfect hail as in an eruption. Happily we were on the
11 XVIII| again.~The lava, in the last eruption of 1229, had forced a passage
12 XLIII|    mean? Explain?”~“It is an eruption, Axel.”~“An eruption! Do
13 XLIII|      an eruption, Axel.”~“An eruption! Do you mean to affirm that
14 XLIII|      we being taken up in an eruption? Our fate has flung us here
15 XLIII|  upon the crest of a wave of eruption; beneath our raft were boiling
16 XLIII|     must expect to see in an eruption. They are quite natural.”~“
17 XLIII|    replied my uncle.~“Is the eruption checked?” I asked.~“I hope
18 XLIII|     ceased to rise.~“Has the eruption stopped?” I cried.~“Ah!”
19 XLIV |  well to have come out by an eruption, and then to get our heads