Chapter

 1 VI  |      days of June, one of the peaks, called Scartaris, flung
 2 XII |     came out best. The rugged peaks of the trachyte rocks presented
 3 XII |    distant mountains; certain peaks, boldly uprising, passed
 4 XII |   precipices crowned by sharp peaks 2,000 feet high, and remarkable
 5 XIII|     bay of Faxa, and the twin peaks of Snæfell rose white into
 6 XV  |    point we could see the two peaks boldly projected against
 7 XV  |    the hollow between the two peaks, a kind of staircase appeared
 8 XVI |     southernmost of Snæfell’s peaks. The range of the eye extended
 9 XVI |      glaciers and innumerable peaks, some plumed with feathery
10 XVI |      Snæfell and here are two peaks, one north and one south.
11 XLIV| mountain; here are no granite peaks capped with snow. Look,