Chapter

 1 XI   |    measure the temperature of springs or any matter in a state
 2 XI   |      and my uncle depended on springs from which to fill them.
 3 XIII |    few jets of steam from hot springs.~We had no time to watch
 4 XIV  | reykir,’ issuing from thermal springs, and indicating by their
 5 XVIII|     surprised at this want of springs?” he said.~“More than that,
 6 XVIII|     lava behind us. How could springs break through such walls
 7 XXI  |       must meet with abundant springs. The nature of the rock
 8 XXII |     for the murmur of distant springs. But, no, there was dead
 9 XXX  |      denoted the place of hot springs; and streams flowed softly
10 XXXIV|   shakes its plumy crest, and springs with a bound till it reaches
11 XXXIV|        No steam vents, no hot springs surround it, and all the
12 XXXIV|       out of which the geyser springs. I plunge a register thermometer