Book,  chapter

 1    1,    2|        We must give our whole minds to the solution of this
 2    1,    4| invent who have made up their minds to refuse. The truth is,
 3    1,   18|     shall have to make up our minds to go seventy-two miles
 4    1,   26|     leave a crumb. When their minds had calmed down a little,
 5    2,    1|  whatever is removed from our minds. However, as the document
 6    2,    6|     painful impression on the minds of his auditors. Robert
 7    2,    7|  stood out clearly before the minds of the company.~To the question
 8    2,   15|       some emotion filled the minds of the travelers, as they
 9    3,    4|    was a hopeless case. Their minds were so distracted at this
10    3,    7|       Anglicans, prepared the minds of the New Zealand chiefs
11    3,   19|   father was uppermost in the minds of both. Was this idolized