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 1 XV   |      000 feet high. Its double cone forms the limit of a trachytic
 2 XV   |        bed on which rested the cone proper of the crater.~Three
 3 XV   |      began to circle round the cone of the crater, but in a
 4 XV   |    night upon the sides of the cone. We continued our zigzag
 5 XVI  |  Snæfell resembled an inverted cone, the openingof which might
 6 XVI  |    Hans wound his way down the cone by a spiral path. Our route
 7 XVI  |        In certain parts of the cone there were glaciers. Here
 8 XVI  |      the upper aperture of the cone, framing a bit of sky of
 9 XVI  |   droop over the summit of the cone. I did not know this first
10 XVI  | tumbling down the sides of the cone, and the deafening continuous
11 XXXIV|          I see a vast inverted cone rising from the surface.”~“
12 XLIV |        expected to see a white cone covered with the eternal
13 XLIV |       coast arose a prodigious cone crowned on its summit with