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 1  1, 1 | population and excited the public mind, even in the interior of
 2  1, 1 |          which disposes the human mind in favour of the marvellous,
 3  1, 2 |        the imagination. The human mind delights in grand conceptions
 4  1, 4 |         there was no doubt in his mind, and he would not allow
 5  1, 7 |           not lose my presence of mind. Two vigorous strokes brought
 6  1, 7 |         fish of steel. Ned Land's mind was made up on this point.
 7  1, 7 |      muttered Ned Land, "I do not mind; but, if it takes a fancy
 8  1, 9 |           felt my brain freed, my mind clear. I then began an attentive
 9  1, 9 |          rise to a question in my mind. How would the commander
10  1, 10|      These reflections crossed my mind rapidly, whilst the stranger
11  1, 10|           confound them in my own mind. Masters have no age." ~{
12  1, 12|     machines. Also, when I have a mind to visit the depths of the
13  1, 14|         appear. ~I had made up my mind that I should never see
14  1, 17|         sudden thought crossed my mind. "A vessel!" I said, half
15  2, 1 |           a deep impression on my mind. Thus, in the midst of this
16  2, 1 |           instincts freely. To my mind, this explains but one side
17  2, 2 |          has not yet begun. Never mind, I will give orders to make
18  2, 3 |         of sharks shot through my mind, but I was mistaken; and
19  2, 8 |       fixed idea had taken of his mind. ~"Let us see," I continued; "
20  2, 8 |           the time, with troubled mind and head quite lost, I could
21  2, 9 |         thought flashed across my mind that I should be wet through!
22  2, 9 |          And in this condition of mind, over-excited by the succession
23  2, 9 |           a light shot through my mind! Atlantis! the Atlantis
24  2, 9 |           was trying to fix in my mind every detail of this grand
25  2, 10|          be gingerbread." ~"Never mind the gingerbread," said I; "
26  2, 12|        uncertain result." ~"Never mind," said Ned Land urgently. ~"
27  2, 13|         projects flashing upon my mind. I understood; the wonderful
28  2, 16|          of time had gone from my mind. My muscles could not contract.
29  2, 19|          up unceasingly before my mind! ~Captain Nemo entered his
30  2, 20|         question then arose in my mind. Did the Nautilus dare entangle
31  2, 20|           this thought haunted my mind, and I had a kind of presentiment
32  2, 21|     impressed itself deeply on my mind. My eyes did not leave the
33  2, 21|      flood of light burst upon my mind. Doubtless they knew now
34  2, 21|       stupor had taken hold of my mind: thought seemed to stand
35  2, 21|         no longer. Mad, out of my mind, I rushed from my room into
36  2, 22|           Ned." ~I had made up my mind to all. The Canadian left
37  2, 22|  indelible impression of it in my mind. I remained an hour thus,