Chapter

 1 I      |        which took off a good ten years from the fifty he must own
 2 I      | celebrity dawned in his earliest years. (Tr.)~It is true that the
 3 II     |        back, after seven hundred years. Why, Bozerian, Closs, or
 4 III    |  Therefore there are two hundred years between the manuscript and
 5 V      |         It was a fact that a few years before this, whilst my uncle
 6 VI     |          not born until nineteen years afterwards.”~“Well, Humphry
 7 X      |           more than five hundred years.”~“Well,” replied my uncle,
 8 XIII   |        butter rancid with twenty years’ keeping, and, therefore,
 9 XIV    |       emphasis.~“For six hundred years Snæfell has been dumb; but
10 XXV    |    thousand days, or nearly five years and a half, in getting to
11 XXVII  |         known in my tender early years, came back to me, and I
12 XXXVIII|         lived a hundred thousand years ago, when, according to
13 XXXIX  |        nor a year, nor a hundred years old.”~The Professor was
14 XXXIX  |        from one to three hundred years, and has blunted its edge
15 XL     |          this spot three hundred years ago, I stood aghast in dumb
16 XL     |      which lay open to him. Many years have elapsed since the return