Journey to the Center of the Earth

I: The Professor and His Family

II: A Mystery to Be Solved at Any Price

III: The Runic Writing Exercises the Professor

IV: The Enemy to Be Starved Into Submission

V: Famine, Then Victory, Followed by Dismay

VI: Exciting Discussions About an Unparalleled Enterprise

VII: A Woman’s Courage

VIII: Serious Preparations for Vertical Descent

IX: Iceland! But What Next?

X: Interesting Conversations with Icelandic Savants

XI: A Guide Found to the Centre of the Earth

XII: A Barren Land

XIII: Hospitality Under the Arctic Circle

XIV: But Arctics Can Be Inhospitable, Too

XV: Snæfells at Last

XVI: Boldly Down the Crater

XVII: Vertical Descent

XVIII: The Wonders of Terrestrial Depths

XIX: Geological Studies In Situ

XX: The First Signs of Distress

XXI: Compassion Fuses the Professor’s Heart

XXII: Total Failure of Water

XXIII: Water Discovered

XXIV: Well Said, Old Mole! Canst Thou Work i’ the Ground So Fast?

XXV: De Profundis

XXVI: The Worst Peril of All

XXVII: Lost in the Bowels of the Earth

XXVIII: The Rescue in the Whispering Gallery

XXIX: Thalatta! Thalatta!

XXX: A New Mare Internum

XXXI: Preparations for a Voyage of Discovery

XXXII: Wonders of the Deep

XXXIII: A Battle of Monsters

XXXIV: The Great Geyser

XXXV: An Electric Storm

XXXVI: Calm Philosophic Discussions

XXXVII: The Liedenbrock Museum of Geology

XXXVIII: The Professor in His Chair Again

XXXIX: Forest Scenery Illuminated by Electricity

XL: Preparations for Blasting a Passage to the Centre of the Earth

XLI: The Great Explosion and the Rush Down Below

XLII: Headlong Speed Upward Through the Horrors of Darkness

XLIII: Shot Out of a Volcano at Last!

XLIV: Sunny Lands in the Blue Mediterranean

XLV: All’s Well That Ends Well