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 1 VI    |    applied to all the eruptive mountains in Iceland.”~“Very good,”
 2 VI    |  oxydized and formed miniature mountains; a crater broke open at
 3 X     |       eyes.~“Oh, yes; how many mountains, glaciers, and volcanoes
 4 XII   |      the slopes of the distant mountains; certain peaks, boldly uprising,
 5 XIII  |      On our right the chain of mountains was indefinitely prolonged
 6 XIII  |    solid, ran from the nearest mountains, now extinct volcanoes,
 7 XIII  |        Soon at the foot of the mountains the boggy land reappeared,
 8 XV    |     illusion not unfrequent in mountains, seemed close to us, and
 9 XVI   |       surface of these endless mountains, crested with sheets of
10 XXIV  |  whether it was the plains and mountains that covered our heads,
11 XXXIII|      heaved around them liquid mountains, which rolled even to our
12 XXXIX |         The rocks, the distant mountains, a few isolated clumps of
13 XLIV  |     horizon, on some rose blue mountains of smooth, undulating forms;
14 XLIV  |         And those distant blue mountains in the east were the mountains
15 XLIV  | mountains in the east were the mountains of Calabria. And that threatening