Chapter

 1 II    |         proper like the Latin.”~“Ah!” said I, a little moved
 2 IV    |    audacity to penetrate! . . .~“Ah!” I cried, springing up. “
 3 VI    |          is what we shall see.”~“Ah!” said I, rather put out. “
 4 VII   |       quite true?”~“It is true.”~Ah! women and young girls,
 5 VII   | sympathies and change her mind.~“Ah! my dear Axel,” she said. “
 6 X     |      horizon. That is Snæfell.”~“Ah!” said my uncle, as coolly
 7 XIX   |          Hans, who had stopped.~“Ah! here we are,” exclaimed
 8 XXIII |    succeed in our undertaking.”~“Ah, my boy! you agree with
 9 XXVIII|         felt it flowing over me. Ah! how happy I should have
10 XXIX  |         breaking on the shore?”~“Ah! is that all?”~“Do tell
11 XXXV  |        carry me off my feet ....~Ah! what a flood of intense
12 XXXVII|           Aha! M. Milne-Edwards! Ah! M. de Quatrefages, how
13 XLII  |     higher still. Who can tell?”~Ah! who can tell? With his
14 XLII  |     gneiss! here is mica schist! Ah! presently we shall come
15 XLIII |     eruption stopped?” I cried.~“Ah!” said my uncle between
16 XLIV  |         a grove of olive trees.~“Ah!” I cried, “here is an inhabitant