Chapter

 1 VI   |       these words a cold shiver ran through me. Yet I controlled
 2 VI   |      Martha was set at liberty, ran off to the market, and did
 3 XIII |         once liquid, now solid, ran from the nearest mountains,
 4 XVI  |       he cried. “Come, come!”~I ran. Hans and the Icelanders
 5 XXII |       delicate shades of green, ran in winding course threads
 6 XXIII| huntsman. The absurdest notions ran in utter confusion through
 7 XXIV |        a fathom, and the stream ran gently murmuring at our
 8 XXIV |       and anger, while below it ran with the calmness of the
 9 XXV  |         Along its granite floor ran our faithful stream. At
10 XXVI |       to feel uneasy. A shudder ran through me.~“Calmly!” I
11 XXVII| terrible fact that it no longer ran at my side. Then I understood
12 XXX  |      estimated, since the shore ran widening as far as eye could
13 XXXIX|         A few sparkling streams ran almost in silence under
14 XLI  |    spluttered and flamed, and I ran at the top of my speed to
15 XLIII|         of frenzied impulse; it ran round the dial, and spun
16 XLIV |         pretty steep declivity, ran streams of lava for eight