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1 XIV  |      hired the services of three Icelanders to do the duty of the horses
2 XV   |       pass in an hour. The three Icelanders, just as taciturn as their
3 XV   |       for he never stumbled. The Icelanders, though burdened with our
4 XV   | eruptions, called ‘sting’ by the Icelanders. If this torrent had not
5 XV   |        Mistour,“ said one of the Icelanders in a tone of alarm.~“What
6 XVI  |       come!”~I ran. Hans and the Icelanders never stirred.~“Look!” cried
7 XVI  |        bottom of the crater. The Icelanders had been dismissed, and
8 XXIX |   ointment or other of which the Icelanders keep the secret, and they
9 XXXIX|           it is very simple. The Icelanders often wear arms of this