Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|         blocks, numerous debris of basalt and pumice-stone, were met
 2 1,0|     motionless among the blocks of basalt, gazed with an astonished
 3 1,2|         wood. Great blocks of that basalt, which, according to Bischof,
 4 1,2|          sight behind the heaps of basalt. ~From thence they clearly
 5 2,9|         produced in the yet liquid basalt of some distant geological
 6 3,3|         the picturesque columns of basalt on the coast. Here the trees
 7 3,5|   terminated by the strangely-wild basalt cliff. From time to time
 8 3,5|          reached the bottom of the basalt cliff. ~There appeared a
 9 3,5|         vaulted roof, supported on basalt shafts. Irregular arches,
10 3,5|        formation of the globe. The basalt pillars, fitted one into
11 3,6| consequence of an elevation of the basalt, produced by the influence
12 3,8|           of substances so varied, basalt on one side, granite on
13 3,8|          enormous mass of rocks of basalt and porphyry which composed
14 3,9|           within, that the wall of basalt is gradually giving way