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Heimkynni þögul
Norðurhafs öldur
Ólmar freyða,
Stynja þar stormar,
Stúra brimboðar,
Lifandi veru
Líkar sorgröddum.

52. The raven was regarded as sacred, and greatly venerated by the old Norse Vikings, who
had always one or two of these birds in their ships. When setting out on marauding
expeditions the raven was let loose and his flight followed by the bold voyagers, in the
belief that he led them to war and victory. These birds it was supposed lived to a
fabulous age. Odin’s shield had a raven on it, and so had the Landeyda or battle-flag of
Sigurd, which ever led to victory, although its bearer was doomed to die. Hialtland is the
ancient name of Shetland. The Norse rovers thought it a disgrace to die in their beds in
peace; and when they found their end approaching, clad in armour, had themselves
carried on board their ships which were then set fire to and sent adrift, that the old
heroes might die, as they had lived, on the ocean, and thence worthily rise to Valhalla.

53. The “Death of the Old Norse King,” translated into Icelandic verse by the Rev. Olaf
Pálsson.

54. A rix dollar is equal in value to 2/3 English. A skilling is a fraction more than a farthing.

55. Extracted from the postscript to Mr. William Longman’s “Suggestions for the
Exploration of Iceland”—an address delivered to the members of the Alpine Club, of
which he is Vice-President.—Longman & Co., 1861.

56. This chapter, written in December 1859, has already appeared in the pages of a
periodical.—A.J.S.

57. These journals, while admitting, in a general though apologetic way, that great evils exist
in connection with slavery, yet, somehow, on every occasion, systematically and
persistently uphold pro-slavery measures and interests.

58. Fuller information and subsequent events in America have justified and amply
confirmed this estimate of Brown, formed at the time. Having had access to documents,
published and unpublished, and being in a position to judge, we would confidently refer
the reader to a volume of 452 pp. 8vo., since published by Smith, Elder & Co.—“The
Life and Letters of Captain John Brown, edited by Richard D. Webbe”—as presenting a
fair statement of the facts of the case. From Brown’s deeds and words, therein recorded,
it will be clearly seen, how calm, noble and dignified was the bearing of the man whom
short-sighted trimmers, on both sides the Atlantic, have attempted to brand as a fanatic.

59. See “Lay of the Vikings,” p. 278.

60. The antiquarian book to which we have already referred, erroneously attributes the
discovery to Garder, a Dane of Swedish origin. Our authority is Gísli Brynjúlfsson, the
 Icelandic poet, now resident in Copenhagen, to whose kindness we are also indebted for
the copy of this work which we possess.

61. For these last, we would refer to Thorpe’s “Yuletide Stories,” Dasent’s “Popular Tales
from the Norse,” our own Nursery Lore, and to preceding Stories and Tales in this
appendix.

62. Mr. Dasent has since published an admirable translation of “Njal’s Saga,” which presents
a vivid picture of life in Iceland at the end of the tenth century.

63. See the preceding specimens of old Icelandic poetry.

 Transcriber’s Notes
Note: Use of Icelandic diacritics by the author/printer is very inconsistent,
and usage has partly been regularized. All types of diacritics which have
historically not been used for Icelandic have been changed, as noted below.
Spelling of individual words has also been normalized where there was
variation. Otherwise, spelling of Icelandic words has been retained.
Obvious misspellings of English words and printer’s errors have been
changed. Hyphenation inconsistencies have been retained, except in cases
where a predominant form has been found.
Pg. vii: Proper name consistency: ‘Skaptar Jökel’ to ‘Skaptár Jökul’

Pg. vii: Punctuation consistency: ‘on Northern Subjects.’ to ‘on Northern Subjects’—Removed
period at end of TOC entry

Pg. vii: Proper name consistency: ‘Kötluja’s’ to ‘Kötlugjá’s’

Pg. vii: Corrected accent: ‘Sölar’ to ‘Sólar’

Pg. viii: Corrected accent: ‘Bruarâ’ to ‘Bruará’

Pg. viii: Proper name consistency: ‘Kötlujá’ to ‘Kötlugjá’

Pg. 12: Repeated word: ‘in in the time’ to ‘in the time’

Pg. 17: Hyphenation consistency: ‘on-goings’ to ‘ongoings’

Pg. 23: Hyphenation consistency: ‘flag-staff ’ to ‘flagstaff ’

Pg. 25: Corrected typo: ‘posseses’ to ‘possesses’

Pg. 26: Hyphenation consistency: ‘lambskin’ to ‘lamb-skin’

Pg. 29: Punctuation fix: ‘Mr’ to ‘Mr.’

Pg. 31: Punctuation fix: ‘Mr’ to ‘Mr.’

Pg. 37: Hyphenation consistency: ‘zigzagging’ to ‘zig-zagging’

Pg. 38: Corrected typo: ‘ROCKSOFF--’ to ‘ROCKS--OFF’

Pg. 43: Proper name consistency: ‘Aladin’ to ‘Aladdin’

Pg. 47: Proper name consistency: ‘Guldbringe’ to ‘Guldbringu’

Pg. 48: Punctuation fix: ‘their nests are lined’ to ‘their nests are lined.’—Added missing period
at para end

Pg. 49: Proper name consistency: ‘Gudmundson’ to ‘Gudmundsson’

Pg. 49: Proper name consistency: ‘Hjaltelin’ to ‘Hjaltalin’

Pg. 52: Punctuation fix: ‘cleanliness comfort and refinement’ to ‘cleanliness, comfort and
refinement’—Added missing comma

Pg. 55: Repeated word: ‘the the’ to ‘the’

Pg. 60: Corrected typo: ‘fastideous’ to ‘fastidious’

Pg. 62: Hyphenation consistency: ‘fire-side’ to ‘fireside’

Pg. 64: Corrected typo: ‘substanial’ to ‘substantial’

Pg. 64: Corrected typo: ‘supplimented’ to ‘supplemented’

Pg. 65: Corrected typo: ‘órfjálsum’ to ‘ófrjálsum’

Pg. 66: Corrected typo: ‘sgiri’ to ‘sigri’

Pg. 66: Hyphenation consistency: ‘church-yard’ to ‘churchyard’

Pg. 66: Hyphenation consistency: ‘buttercups’ to ‘butter-cups’

Pg. 66: Proper name consistency: ‘Hjaltelin’ to ‘Hjaltalin’

Pg. 66: Corrected accent: ‘höggí’ to ‘höggi’

Pg. 70: Corrected typo: ‘at each others’ to ‘at each other’s’—Added missing apostrophe

Pg. 76: Hyphenation consistency: ‘sea pink’ to ‘sea-pink’

Pg. 78: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Oxerâ’ to ‘Oxerá’

Pg. 81: Proper name consistency: ‘ALMANNAGJA’ to ‘ALMANNA GJÁ’

Pg. 81: Proper name consistency: ‘ALMANNAGJA’ to ‘ALMANNA GJÁ’

Pg. 82: Proper name consistency: ‘Oxerâ’ to ‘Oxerá’

Pg. 83: Proper name consistency: ‘OXERA’ to ‘OXERÁ’

Pg. 84: Proper name consistency: ‘Shakspeare’s ’ to ‘Shakspere’s ’

Pg. 85: Corrected accent: ‘tuns’ to ‘túns’

Pg. 86: Punctuation fix: ‘conceivable direction,’ to ‘conceivable direction.’—Comma at para
end

Pg. 90: Proper name consistency: ‘OXERA’ to ‘OXERÁ’

Pg. 94: Hyphenation consistency: ‘hillside’ to ‘hill-side’

Pg. 96: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Lauger-vatn’ to ‘Laugervatn’

Pg. 96: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Apa-vatn’ to ‘Apavatn’

Pg. 96: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Lauger-vatn’ to ‘Laugervatn’

Pg. 97: Hyphenation consistency: ‘stockfish’ to ‘stock-fish’

Pg. 102: Corrected accent: ‘thèr’ to ‘thér’

Pg. 102: Corrected accent: ‘thèr’ to ‘thér’

Pg. 105: Corrected accent: ‘BRUARA´’ to ‘BRUARÁ’

Pg. 106: Hyphenation consistency: ‘head-land’ to ‘headland’

Pg. 112: Proper name consistency: ‘Skaptar’ to ‘Skaptár’

Pg. 115: Hyphenation consistency: ‘day-light’ to ‘daylight’

Pg. 116: Spelling consistency: ‘Igdrasill’ to ‘Yggdrasill’

Pg. 117: Corrected typo: ‘minature’ to ‘miniature’

Pg. 125: Corrected accent: ‘Landnàmabok’ to ‘Landnámabok’

Pg. 129: Corrected typo: ‘asteriods’ to ‘asteroids’

Pg. 134: Proper name consistency: ‘SKAPTAR’ to ‘SKAPTÁR’

Pg. 135: Proper name consistency: ‘Skaptar’ to ‘Skaptár’

Pg. 138: Missing punctuation: ‘Faröe Islands. pp 30’ to ‘Faröe Islands, pp 30’—Period for
comma

Pg. 140: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Oxerâ’ to ‘Oxerá’

Pg. 146: Corrected typo: ‘girnmunst’ to ‘girnumst’

Pg. 147: Corrected typo: ‘vir’ to ‘vér’

Pg. 148: Proper name consistency: ‘Rändrop’ to ‘Randröp’

Pg. 148: Proper name consistency: ‘Rändrop’ to ‘Randröp’

Pg. 154: Spelling consistency: ‘amtmen’ to ‘amptmen’

Pg. 156: Punctuation fix: ‘312-323’ to ‘312-323.’—Added missing period

Pg. 157: Corrected accent: ‘Thiöthölfr’ to ‘Thióthólfr’

Pg. 158: Corrected typo: ‘Kleiservatn’ to ‘Kleifervatn’

Pg. 159: Corrected typo: ‘Bryujúlfsson’ to ‘Brynjúlfsson’

Pg. 161: Corrected accent: ‘JOKUL’ to ‘JÖKUL’—Added diaeresis for consistency

Pg. 163: Corrected typo: ‘Elldborg’ to ‘Eldborg’

Pg. 163: Apostrophe usage: ‘KÖTLUGJÁS’ to ‘KÖTLUGJÁ’S’

Pg. 164: Hyphenation consistency: ‘waterfloods’ to ‘water-floods’

Pg. 166: Hyphenation consistency: ‘waterfloods’ to ‘water-floods’

Pg. 166: Corrected accent: ‘Kötlugjâ’ to ‘Kötlugjá’

Pg. 166: Hyphenation consistency: ‘waterfloods’ to ‘water-floods’

Pg. 167: Corrected typo: ‘Eyaffialla’ to ‘Eyafialla’

Pg. 167: Proper name consistency: ‘Skaptafells-syssel’ to ‘Skaptáfells-syssel’

Pg. 167: Quote placement: ‘has ever occurred.’ to ‘has ever occurred.”’—Added missing close-
quote to quote end

Pg. 171: Corrected typo: ‘Hsfrsey’ to ‘Hafrsey’

Pg. 171: Hyphenation consistency: ‘west-ward’ to ‘westward’

Pg. 171: Hyphenation consistency: ‘east-ward’ to ‘eastward’

Pg. 171: Punctuation fix: ‘issue from Kötlugjá,’ to ‘issue from Kötlugjá.’—Comma for period

Pg. 172: Corrected typo: ‘counrty’ to ‘country’

Pg. 173: Hyphenation consistency: ‘over-flowed’ to ‘overflowed’

Pg. 176: Duplicate word: ‘the the’ to ‘the’

Pg. 176: Proper name consistency: ‘Guldbringé’ to ‘Guldbringu’

Pg. 176: Quote placement: ‘80 to 90 miles distant.”’ to ‘80 to 90 miles distant.’—Removed
extra close-quote

Pg. 177: Proper name consistency: ‘Guldbringé’ to ‘Guldbringu’

Pg. 177: Proper name consistency: ‘Markarflíót’ to ‘Markarfliót’

Pg. 178: Corrected accent: ‘aúdug’ to ‘audug’

Pg. 178: Corrected accent: ‘Fiflskù’ to ‘Fiflsku’

Pg. 178: Spelling consistency: ‘thángast’ to ‘thángad’

Pg. 182: Proper name consistency: ‘Huc’ to ‘Huk’

Pg. 183: Corrected accent: ‘skörsmidr’ to ‘skórsmidr’

Pg. 184: Corrected accent: ‘JOKUL’ to ‘JÖKUL’—Added diaeresis for consistency

Pg. 184: Corrected accent: ‘KOTLUGJA’ to ‘KÖTLUGJÁ’—Added diaeresis for consistency

Pg. 185: Corrected accent: ‘JOKUL’ to ‘JÖKUL’—Added diaeresis for consistency

Pg. 187: Proper name consistency: ‘SKAPTAR’ to ‘SKAPTÁR’

Pg. 189: Corrected typo: ‘distingushed’ to ‘distinguished’

Pg. 189: Extra punctuation: ‘lava. continued’ to ‘lava continued’—Removed extra period

Pg. 194: Proper name consistency: ‘Elldborg’ to ‘Eldborg’

Pg. 194: Proper name consistency: ‘Guldbringé’ to ‘Guldbringu’

Pg. 195: Proper name consistency: ‘Skeideræ’ to ‘Skeidará’

Pg. 195: Proper name consistency: ‘Skeideræ’ to ‘Skeidará’

Pg. 196: Proper name consistency: ‘Elldborg’ to ‘Eldborg’

Pg. 196: Corrected typo: ‘Heinabegr’s’ to ‘Heinaberg’s’

Pg. 196: Proper name consistency: ‘Skeidaræ’ to ‘Skeidarár’

Pg. 197: Proper name consistency: ‘Briedamerkasandr’ to ‘Breidamerkr-sandr’

Pg. 197: Proper name consistency: ‘Breidamerks’ to ‘Breidamerkr’

Pg. 190: Corrected typo: ‘Skuptaà’ to ‘Skaptaá’

Pg. 199: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Breida-fiords’ to ‘Breida fiords’

Pg. 205: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Buttercups’ to ‘Butter-cups’

Pg. 208: Chapter / TOC consistency: ‘N/A’ to ‘SEYDISFIORD, BY FARÖE TO LEITH’—

Added section heading where indicated in TOC

Pg. 209: Corrected typo: ‘similiar’ to ‘similar’

Pg. 215: Punctuation fix: ‘breakfast on board,’ to ‘breakfast on board.’—Comma at end of

sentence

Pg. 219: Corrected accent: ‘PALSSON’ to ‘PÁLSSON’

Pg. 220: Proper name consistency: ‘Kalfar’ to ‘Kalfur’

Pg. 221: Corrected typo: ‘dont’ to ‘don’t’

Pg. 221: Heading consistency: ‘II.--SÆMUND GETS’ to ‘II. SÆMUND GETS’—Removed

em-dash in section title to match other headers

Pg. 226: Proper name consistency: ‘A. J. S.’ to ‘A.J.S.’—Usually without spaces

Pg. 228: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Iceland moss’ to ‘Iceland-moss’

Pg. 228: Corrected typo: ‘wont’ to ‘won’t’

Pg. 229: Proper name consistency: ‘Skagafiörd’ to ‘Skagafiord’

Pg. 232: Corrected typo: ‘wont’ to ‘won’t’

Pg. 234: Proper name consistency: ‘Skagafiörd’ to ‘Skagafiord’

Pg. 234: Proper name consistency: ‘Skagafiörd’ to ‘Skagafiord’

Pg. 235: Proper name consistency: ‘Skagafiörd’ to ‘Skagafiord’

Pg. 236: Corrected typo: ‘dont’ to ‘don’t’

Pg. 239: Missing punctuation : ‘such a rib as this’ to ‘such a rib as this?’—Added missing ‘?’ at
para end

Pg. 241: Corrected typo: ‘wont’ to ‘won’t’

Pg. 242: Missing punctuation : ‘if she does’ to ‘“if she does’—Added missing opening
quotation mark

Pg. 252: Corrected typo: ‘Fairies’’ to ‘Fairies’

Pg. 254: Corrected typo: ‘dont’ to ‘don’t’

Pg. 255: Corrected typo: ‘parishoners’ to ‘parishioners’

Pg. 259: Quote placement: ‘little porridge pot.’ to ‘little porridge pot.”’—Added missing close-
quote at quote end

Pg. 260: Proper name consistency: ‘Volu’ to ‘Völu’

Pg. 260: Proper name consistency: ‘Vola’ to ‘Vala’—Nominative form corrected, see next
sentence

Pg. 260: Chapter / TOC consistency: ‘N/A’ to ‘FROM THE “VÖLUSPÁ”’—Added section
heading where indicated in TOC

Pg. 261: Corrected typo: ‘Gjallarborn’ to ‘Gjallarhorn’

Pg. 261: Corrected typo: ‘Nighögg’ to ‘Nidhögg’

Pg. 262: Chapter / TOC consistency: ‘N/A’ to ‘FROM THE “SÓLAR LJÓD”’—Added
section heading where indicated in TOC

Pg. 264: Quote placement: ‘this Sun’s Song!’ to ‘this Sun’s Song!”’—Added missing close-
quote at poem end

Pg. 265: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Niebelungen lied’ to ‘Niebelungen-lied’

Pg. 265: Corrected typo: ‘illustrions’ to ‘illustrious’

Pg. 265: Corrected typo: ‘mornfully’ to ‘mournfully’

Pg. 265: Quote placement: ‘Odin’s High Song’ to ‘“Odin’s High Song’—Added missing open-
quote at quote beginning

Pg. 265: Chapter / TOC consistency: ‘N/A’ to ‘FROM THE POEMS RELATING TO
SIGURD & BRYNHILD.’—Added section heading where indicated in TOC

Pg. 267: Missing punctuation : ‘the man speaks his mind’ to ‘the man speaks his mind.’—
Missing period added at stanza end

Pg. 269: Repeated word: ‘and and a straw-rick’ to ‘and a straw-rick’

Pg. 272: Missing punctuation: ‘live without crime’ to ‘live without crime.’—Missing period
added at stanza end

Pg. 274: Hyphenation consistency: ‘fire-wood’ to ‘firewood’

Pg. 274: Missing punctuation: ‘in her breast’ to ‘in her breast.’—Missing period added at
stanza end
Pg. 275: Corrected typo: ‘CXII’ to ‘XCII’

Pg. 277: Quote placement: ‘Gunlöd is weeping.’ to ‘Gunlöd is weeping.”’—Added missing

close-quote at poem end

Pg. 279: Corrected accent: ‘I’shafs’ to ‘Íshafs’

Pg. 279: Corrected accent: ‘O’lmar’ to ‘Ólmar’

Pg. 279: Proper name consistency: ‘Thorlakson’ to ‘Thorláksson’

Pg. 280: Corrected typo: ‘Ogöruggar’ to ‘Og öruggar’

Pg. 280: Corrected accent: ‘I’brjósti’ to ‘Í brjósti’

Pg. 280: Corrected accent: ‘A´’ to ‘Á’

Pg. 280: Corrected typo: ‘Horrfiun’ to ‘Horrfinn’

Pg. 280: Corrected accent: ‘I’vöggu’ to ‘Í vöggu’

Pg. 280: Corrected accent: ‘A´’ to ‘Á’

Pg. 280: Corrected typo: ‘þaðað’ to ‘það að’

Pg. 280: Corrected accent: ‘I’talska’ to ‘Ítalska’

Pg. 280: Corrected typo: ‘semheyri’ to ‘sem heyri’

Pg. 281: Corrected accent: ‘I’mekkjum’ to ‘Ímekkjum’

Pg. 281: Proper name consistency: ‘Hiatland’ to ‘Hialtland’

Pg. 281: Corrected typo: ‘Ogaldinn’ to ‘Og aldinn’

Pg. 281: Corrected accent: ‘þer’ to ‘þér’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘þèr’ to ‘þér’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘Skjött’ to ‘Skjótt’

Pg. 287: Corrected typo: ‘húrsa’ to ‘húsa’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘A´’ to ‘Á’

Pg. 287: Corrected typo: ‘bœði’ to ‘bæði’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘O´’ to ‘Ó’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘I´’ to ‘Í’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘Fo´tum’ to ‘Fótum’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘I´’ to ‘Í’

Pg. 287: Corrected accent: ‘bùið’ to ‘búið’

Pg. 288: Corrected typo: ‘Ogdökkvir’ to ‘Og dökkvir’

Pg. 288: Corrected typo: ‘Mæki’ to ‘Mœki’

Pg. 288: Corrected typo: ‘Irá’ to ‘Frá’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘O´mur’ to ‘Ómur’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘A´vita’ to ‘Á vita’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘O´ðins’ to ‘Óðins’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘A´skipi’ to ‘Á skipi’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘I´marar’ to ‘Í marar’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘I´niðmyrkvu’ to ‘Í niðmyrkvu’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘I´blindmyrkri’ to ‘Í blindmyrkri’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘I´ógna’ to ‘Í ógna’

Pg. 288: Corrected accent: ‘O´ðinn’ to ‘Óðinn’

Pg. 288: Corrected typo: ‘myskbláu’ to ‘myrkbláu’

Pg. 292: Corrected accent: ‘sỳsla’ to ‘sysla’

Pg. 292: Corrected accent: ‘sỳssel’ to ‘syssel’

Pg. 292: Punctuation fix: ‘lava,’ to ‘lava.’—Comma for period at entry end

Pg. 292: Corrected accent: ‘fljöt’ to ‘fljót’

Pg. 295: Proper name consistency: ‘Caesar’ to ‘Cæsar’

Pg. 304: Corrected typo: ‘flourshing’ to ‘flourishing’

Pg. 305: Proper name consistency: ‘eddas’ to ‘Eddas’—Capitalised elsewhere

Pg. 305: Proper name consistency: ‘eddas’ to ‘Eddas’—Capitalised elsewhere

Pg. 309: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Blaeberries’ to ‘Blae-berries’

Pg. 306: Proper name consistency: ‘Skalholt’ to ‘Skálholt’

Pg. 307: Spelling consistency: ‘Biarne’ to ‘Biarni’

Pg. 309: Proper name consistency: ‘Almanna Gjá’ to ‘Almannagjá’

Pg. 309: Proper name consistency: ‘Ailsay’ to ‘Ailsa’

Pg. 309: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Icedrift’ to ‘Ice-drift’

Pg. 309: Corrected accent: ‘Hrafnagjà’ to ‘Hrafnagjá’

Pg. 309: Corrected accent: ‘Bruarâ’ to ‘Bruará’

Pg. 309: Corrected accent: ‘Bruarâ’ to ‘Bruará’

Pg. 309: Proper name consistency: ‘Salvor’ to ‘Salvör’

Pg. 309: Proper name consistency: ‘Breidamerks’ to ‘Breidamerkr’

Pg. 310: Hyphenation consistency: ‘re-building’ to ‘rebuilding’

Pg. 310: Missing punctuation: ‘days 296’ to ‘days, 296’—Added comma before pg. number

Pg. 310: Missing punctuation: ‘26’ to ‘26.’—Added missing period at end of index subentry

Pg. 310: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Einars-drángr’ to ‘Einarsdrángr’

Pg. 311: Corrected pg. reference in index: ‘265’ to ‘266’

Pg. 311: Corrected accent: ‘tûns’ to ‘túns’

Pg. 311: Hyphenation consistency: ‘surefooted’ to ‘sure-footed’

Pg. 311: Proper name consistency: ‘Goldbringé’ to ‘Guldbringu’

Pg. 311: Proper name consistency: ‘Grœnvatn’ to ‘Grœnavatn’

Pg. 312: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Hvità’ to ‘Hvitá’

Pg. 312: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Icedrift’ to ‘Ice-drift’

Pg. 312: Hyphenation consistency: ‘In door occupations’ to ‘indoor occupations’

Pg. 312: Corrected typo: ‘Kleiservatn’ to ‘Kleifervatn’

Pg. 312: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Lighthouse’ to ‘Light-house’

Pg. 312: Proper name consistency: ‘Hrafna Gjá’ to ‘Hrafnagjá’

Pg. 312: Proper name consistency: ‘Logberg’ to ‘Lögberg’

Pg. 312: Proper name consistency: ‘Markarfliot’ to ‘Markarfliót’

Pg. 312: Proper name consistency: ‘Landfogged’ to ‘Landfoged’

Pg. 313: Corrected accent: ‘Oxerâ’ to ‘Oxerá’

Pg. 313: Punctuation fix: ‘Plain, 94.’ to ‘Plain, 94’—Extra punctuation at entry end

Pg. 313: Punctuation fix: ‘Plateau, 74.’ to ‘Plateau, 74’—Extra punctuation at entry end

Pg. 313: Punctuation fix: ‘Pits, 107.’ to ‘Pits, 107’—Extra punctuation at entry end

Pg. 314: Missing punctuation: ‘140’ to ‘140.’—Added missing period at end of index subentry

Pg. 314: Hyphenation consistency: ‘sea pinks’ to ‘sea-pinks’

Pg. 314: Corrected accent: ‘Thiöthölfr’ to ‘Thióthólfr’

Pg. 315: Corrected accent: ‘Tûn’ to ‘Tún’

Pg. 315: Corrected accent: ‘Bruarâ’ to ‘Bruará’

Pg. 315: Hyphenation consistency: ‘Waterfloods’ to ‘Water-floods’

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