Chapter

 1 II   |    filled my thoughts. He had thrown himself into a velvet easy-chair,
 2 III  |   which letters are purposely thrown in confusion, which if properly
 3 IV   |     velvet arm-chair, my head thrown back and my hands joined
 4 XIII |      consisted of dry litter, thrown into two wooden frames painted
 5 XV   |       this change; the matter thrown out was in vast quantities,
 6 XIX  |     of its heat when the lava thrown out by Snæfell was boiling
 7 XXIII|   opposite wall.~Hans, almost thrown off his feet by the violence
 8 XXIV |   passage for eruptive matter thrown out by Snæfell, I still
 9 XXXII|       my dream, I should have thrown myself into the sea.~“Is
10 XXXIV|    sides. The column of water thrown up to a height of five hundred
11 XLI  |     save ourselves from being thrown off the raft. We felt violent
12 XLIII|       the disordered compass, thrown out of gear by the electric
13 XLIII|        Were we destined to be thrown up out of Hecla, or by which
14 XLIII| planks of the raft, not to be thrown off. Then again the paroxysm