Chapter

 1 1|    this the site of an ancient volcano, one which had slept through
 2 1|   would know if the mouth of a volcano really opened amid the mighty
 3 1|    then indeed the crater of a volcano buried in the bowels of
 4 1| threatened by the fires of the volcano, along the border of marshes
 5 2|  extent of the danger. If some volcano in the Alleghanies threatens
 6 2|      improbable that an active volcano exists in the Blueridge
 7 2|    Great Eyrie proved indeed a volcano, if the convulsions of nature
 8 2|       the Great Eyrie can be a volcano; the Alleghanies are nowhere
 9 3|      is truly a crater, is the volcano so wholly extinct that we
10 3|       This would be but a poor volcano if it hasn’t enough fire
11 3|      even if it is a crater.”~“Volcano, or not,” said I, “there
12 5| uncertain if there is really a volcano there?”~“Still uncertain,
13 5|        It is not enough that a volcano should sleep, it must be