Chapter

 1 III   |  that is the name of another Icelander, a savant of the sixteenth
 2 XI    |    caught the shades of this Icelander’s character by the way in
 3 XVI   | escaped from the hands of an Icelander, and took the shortest way
 4 XVI   |   indications of the learned Icelander hinted at in the cryptogram,
 5 XVIII |    above us. Immediately the Icelander climbed up like a cat, and
 6 XXI   |   halt; and my uncle and the Icelander did their best to restore
 7 XXI   |  revealed my sufferings. The Icelander slowly moved his head, and
 8 XXII  |      but I seemed to see the Icelander vanishing from our sight
 9 XXV   |   the journey of the learned Icelander were really attested, there
10 XXVI  |    to us. That unimpassioned Icelander devoted himself with incomprehensible
11 XXXIII|    is quiet. I return to the Icelander. He by a snapping motion
12 XXXIII|    them. I point them to the Icelander. He shakes his head negatively.~“
13 XXXVI |      to my rescue.~The brave Icelander carried me out of the reach
14 XXXVII|    no, it was not to be. The Icelander seemed to have renounced
15 XL    | followed by my uncle and the Icelander. This short passage had
16 XL    |   work!” cried my uncle.~The Icelander returned to the raft and
17 XLIV  |  expectations, my uncle, the Icelander, and myself were sitting
18 XLV   |     the track of the learned Icelander. He was modest notwithstanding