Part,  Chapter

1 1,1|   the ascent. Traces of very ancient lava were noticed, which
2 1,5|      to look for the soil of ancient formation, on which he had
3 1,1| convinced, "the rest of this ancient continent may disappear
4 2,1|     been known from the most ancient times, and, in fact, the
5 3,3|    ever before trodden these ancient passages, or that his arm
6 3,8|      Cyrus Harding, "for the ancient track of the lava is still
7 3,8|     examine on this side the ancient channels of the lava. There
8 3,9|     table which replaced the ancient crater. From two openings