Chapter

 1 Pre   |    English-speaking countries by means of carefully prepared translations.
 2 Pre   |         partly dependent for the means of subsistence. For a long
 3 Pre   |         who, are gifted with the means of indulging in the luxury
 4 II    |         known, for they were the means of drawing on Professor
 5 IV    |  appeared the word “luco”, which means a sacred wood. It is true
 6 VI    |      called jokuls, a word which means glacier in Icelandic, and
 7 VIII  |        might be reconstructed by means of its stone weapons, its
 8 VIII  |     hopes that there would be no means of getting to Iceland. But
 9 XI    | Ruhmkorff’s apparatus, which, by means of an electric current,
10 XII   |         the rowers rather a slow means of propulsion. It took us
11 XIII  |          word “Sællvertu,“ which means “be happy,” and came and
12 XIII  |         made of lichen and by no means unpleasant, then an immense
13 XVII  |       the wall with the other by means of my stick. One idea overpowered
14 XXIII |         asking if there were any means of procuring the water,
15 XXVIII|    lasted I cannot say. I had no means now of taking account of
16 XXXVI |         given all the others. By means of it I can calculate the
17 XLII  |          world above? Had he any means of making this calculation?