Chapter

 1 I     |      revealed a keen and active mind, an investigating intelligence,
 2 III   |       Latin.~But he made up his mind to oppose his friend’s departure
 3 VI    |      the doctor had made up his mind to start, he had arrived —
 4 VI    |      his condition and style of mind, but he was especially remarkable
 5 VI    |    quite so far off. But, never mind, one trip is just as dangerous
 6 VIII  |    turned to the doctor.~“Never mind him!” said the latter, calmly. “
 7 IX    |         that I have occupied my mind with this subject, which
 8 XIV   |      replied the hunger.~“Never mind, let us try. Joe, throw
 9 XV    |        to occupy and divert his mind during the period of eternal
10 XV    | affrighted sorcerer made up his mind in a twinkling: he let himself
11 XVI   |      were going.”~“Make up your mind, dear doctor, for time presses!”~“
12 XVIII |         witness.”~“Here I am!”~“Mind your post, Joe, and keep
13 XXIII |         steal over the doctor’s mind. He would have given much
14 XXIV  |        since it recalled to his mind the conjectures of geographers
15 XXIV  |    desperate. We’ll find water; mind, I tell you so.”~The soil,
16 XXIV  |     other and multiplied in his mind, and, by an irresistible
17 XXIV  |   having established in his own mind what he should NOT have
18 XXV   |       who could not make up his mind to surrender, but went on
19 XXVI  |       desert, that fatigued the mind. There was not a variation
20 XXVI  |       blazing hearth, while the mind grew desperate in contemplating
21 XXVI  |       the risk. I’ve made up my mind to that!”~The doctor made
22 XIX   |  However, he had to make up his mind to being borne farther to
23 XXXIII|       would never come into his mind. But he must be informed
24 XXXIII|       almost desperate state of mind.~
25 XXXV  |         tenacious, arose in his mind. He knew that the shores
26 XXXV  |       forever. In this state of mind he was striking out under
27 XXXV  |     strange ceremonies; but his mind was soon disturbed by quite
28 XXXV  |         account even to his own mind. He no longer seemed to
29 XXXVII|    think that I felt easy in my mind about you, gentlemen? You
30 XXXVII|       as you came right into my mind, I made a hard fight for
31 XXXVII|     tell you—but I’d made up my mind that I wouldn’t go under
32 XLI   |       doctor had to make up his mind to halt until morning.~“
33 XLI   |           you have made up your mind, then, at last?”~“Yes, I
34 XLII  |   unless one of us makes up his mind to sacrifice himself for