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Reykjavík
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    Follow my finger to the western coast of Iceland, there you see Reykjavik, its capital.†  (source)
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    I once spent a few nights in Reykjavik on my way to Amsterdam.†  (source)
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    a little Danish schooner, the Valkyrie, was to sail on the second of June for Reykjavik.†  (source)
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    She'd vowed not to think about that again the minute the Icelandair plane took off, and after living in Reykjavik for a few months, Rosewood became a distant memory.†  (source)
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    The longest of the streets of Reykjavik runs parallel to the shore.†  (source)
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    You drove all the time in Reykjavik.†  (source)
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    "We have not an available boat in all Reykjavik," replied the other.†  (source)
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    Where Reykjavik's bars smelled like freshly brewed lager, old wood, and French cigarettes, Snookers smelled like a mixture of dead bodies, festering hot dogs, and sweat.†  (source)
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    It was just before we left Reykjavik that I came to this decision.†  (source)
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    Three Scotches later, Aria and Ezra had established that they'd both met the same old sailor bartender at the Borg bar in Reykjavik, loved the way bathing in the mineral-rich blue lagoon hot springs made them feel sleepy, and actually liked the rotten-egg sulfur smell of the geothermal hot spring water.†  (source)
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    Hans, on taking his departure from Reykjavik, had followed the line of the sea.†  (source)
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    Once, she'd spent a whole Sunday in a Reykjavik bar, vehemently arguing with an Adrien Brody look-alike about its theme ...between swilling delicious apple vodka martinis and playing footsie with him under the table, that is.†  (source)
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    Are we not nine hundred leagues distant from Reykjavik?†  (source)
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