Chapter

 1 Pre  |  demands that these should be presented to ordinary readers in the
 2 IX   |       for the honour of being presented to him. But M. Fridrikssen,
 3 XII  |   peaks of the trachyte rocks presented faint outlines on the eastern
 4 XIII |   hraun’; the writhen surface presented the appearance of distorted,
 5 XV   |    depth of seventy feet, and presented layers of carbonized remains
 6 XV   |    the plain we had just left presented such marvellous specimens.
 7 XV   |      the vast surface of snow presented by the hollow between the
 8 XIX  |   before incontestable proofs presented themselves. It could not
 9 XXVII|   that moment a deviation had presented itself before me, whilst
10 XXXI | strongly together with cords, presented an even surface, and when
11 XXXIX| forest trees in the distance, presented a weird and wonderful aspect
12 XLI  |        it will be understood, presented themselves to my mind in
13 XLIV |    vomited out of hell; so we presented ourselves in the humble