Chapter

1 Pre |   consequence of the disastrous eruptions last Easter Day, which covered
2 VI  |  combustion with explosions and eruptions. Such was the cause of the
3 XII |        to the dire phenomena of eruptions, the offspring of volcanic
4 XIII|        the violence of the past eruptions. Yet here and there were
5 XIV |        sleep for dreaming about eruptions. Now, the part of ejected
6 XIV |        he may speak again. Now, eruptions are always preceded by certain
7 XV  |       of stones flung up by the eruptions, called ‘sting’ by the Icelanders.
8 XVI | chimneys, through which, in its eruptions, Snæfell had driven forth