GENERAL INDEX.

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  • Adam of Bremen, page 41.
  • Ætna, 142, 151.
  • Agriculture in Iceland, 178, 303.
  • AlmannagjÁ, 73.
  • Althing, or Iceland Congress, 42, 45, 78.
  • Althing, Journal of, 296.
  • America discovered by the Northmen, 36.
  • Angelica Archangelica, 125.
  • Angling, 78.
  • Annexation of an island to Denmark, 148.
  • Apavatn Lake, 97.
  • ArbrandsÁ river, 115.
  • Arnason, Jon, Librarian of Public Library, 309.
  • Atmosphere, its transparency, 141.
  • Barrow, the English traveler, 206.
  • Bath in the Geyser, 111.
  • Beard a protection against the elements, 121.
  • Beards worn in Iceland, 60.
  • Beards worn by the gods, 249.
  • Bessastath, 63.
  • Biarni Heriulfson, the First Discoverer of America, 63.
  • Birds—the curlew, 169;
    • cormorant, 223;
    • eider-duck, 219;
    • western eider, 221;
    • fulmar, 168;
    • gannet, or solan goose, 31, 224;
    • Iceland gull, 228;
    • skua gull, 228;
    • jer-falcon, 230;
    • white owl, 229;
    • penguin, 222;
    • plover, 169;
    • pochard, 118;
    • ptarmigan, 90;
    • puffin, 163, 168;
    • ravens, 114, 170;
    • sea-fowl on the Westmann Islands, 163;
    • on the coast of Iceland, 198;
    • snow-birds, 226;
    • tern, or sea-swallow, 107, 198.
  • Bjarnarfell mountain, 112.
  • Bjolfell mountain, 141, 145.
  • Blacksmithing, 89.
  • Blue berry, the only fruit in Iceland, 157.
  • Books published in Iceland, 295.
  • BrÆthratunga church, 119.
  • Brandy, use of it in Iceland, 180.
  • Breithifjorth, 313.
  • Briem, Rev. Johan, 123.
  • Brinjulfsson, Gisli, 311.
  • Mr. of Hafnarfiorth, 63, 213.
  • Jonson, Rev. at VogsÓsar, 196.
  • KirkubÆr, 139.
  • Krisuvik, 200.
  • Ladies riding on horseback, 91, 215.
  • Laugardalr, or Vale of Warm Springs, 94.
  • Laugarfjall mountain, 112.
  • Laugman, or administrator of the laws, 42.
  • Lava, 93, 126, 211.
  • Lava from eruption of Mount Hekla, 134, 146.
  • LaxÁ, or Salmon river, 68, 124.
  • Lilloise, French vessel lost in the Arctic Sea, 316.
  • Lindesness, Cape, 319.
  • Literature of Iceland, 52, 270, 281.
  • Louis Philippe’s liberality to the Icelanders, 316.
  • Markarfliot river, 161.
  • Marsh, Hon. Geo. P., opinion of the Icelandic language, 292.
  • Meadows in Iceland, 115, 116, 125.
  • Meal Sack island, 31, 314.
  • Milton’s Paradise Lost, translated by Thorlakson, 53;
    • extracts from, 283.
  • Mud Geyser, 206.
  • Myggeness island, 236.
  • Mythology of the Scandinavians, 242.
    • Index to, 331.
  • Myvatn, 203.
  • Needles, the, 314.
  • Newspapers in Iceland, 296.
  • Newspaper, quotation from, 291.
  • NÆfrholt, 129, 159.
  • NorÐurfari, 312.
  • Norway, coast of, 23, 319.
  • Norwegian collectors in Faroe, 240.
  • Ornithology of Iceland, 218, 226.
  • Petrifactions, 191.
  • Pfeiffer, Madam, 95, 123, 161.
  • Philmore, Mr., an English traveler, 210.
  • Plum-pudding Stone, 199.
  • Pope’s Essay on Man, in Icelandic, 53.
    • Quotation from, 285.
  • Portland, or Dyarholar, 315.
  • Postal arrangements in Iceland, 56.
  • Post-ship, time of sailing,

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