Chapter

 1 Pre  |        to bestow will be gladly added to the Mansion-House Iceland
 2 I    |         quantities.~When I have added, to complete my portrait,
 3 III  |       sentence.~“Sit there,” he added, holding out his fist towards
 4 III  |        book, and which was only added to the alphabet in the fourteenth
 5 III  |       Nor you either, Axel,” he added.~“The deuce!” said I to
 6 VI   | enthusiasm.~“You see, Axel,” he added, “the condition of the terrestrial
 7 X    |        the Reine Hortense, have added materially to our knowledge
 8 X    |  to-morrow.”~“To-morrow, then,” added my uncle with a sigh.~This
 9 XIV  |       Understand this clearly,” added the Professor. “At the approach
10 XIV  |          as a cautious man, had added to our luggage a leathern
11 XVI  |        centre of the globe!” he added in Danish.~I looked at Hans,
12 XXIV |        and examining the map, I added, “We have passed Cape Portland,
13 XXXI |     transformation. Just look,” added my uncle, throwing into
14 XXXVI|        curious circumstance,” I added, “that if my computations
15 XXXIX|       indeed this is not it,” I added, examining a creek which
16 XLII |         at once.”~The Professor added a few words in Danish, but