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 1 I     |           irritable temperament, I think I shall have said enough
 2 II    |          is the exact facsimile. I think it important to let these
 3 III   |           reveal their sense. Only think that under this jargon there
 4 VI    |        news of it.”~“Do you really think there are many people bold
 5 VII   |      monument of ignorance! do you think you can get to Iceland in
 6 X     |         society; learned strangers think themselves honoured in becoming
 7 X     |           is plenty left.”~“Do you think so?” said my uncle, pretending
 8 X     |         profession —”~I am glad to think that our host, in the innocence
 9 XIV   |          me some little comfort to think then that he was not going
10 XV    |           meteor.~Yet Hans did not think it prudent to spend the
11 XVI   |            his astonishment, but I think not his joy, I read on the
12 XVIII |        globes of light.”~“Ali, you think so, do you, Axel, my boy?
13 XIX   |           Involuntarily I began to think of its heat when the lava
14 XIX   |         animals appeared.”~“Do you think so?”~“Look close, and examine.”~
15 XX    |             and I was beginning to think it must be endless, when
16 XXII  |         debility it was madness to think of ever reaching the upper
17 XXIV  |            under Iceland.”~“Do you think so?”~“I am not mistaken,”
18 XXVII |       directions, it was no use to think of flight any longer. Here
19 XXVIII|           be gone through. I would think no longer. I drove away
20 XXXII |            of a ship. But never, I think, were such seaweeds as those
21 XXXVI |            my own, my lad. I don’t think we shall come out by the
22 XXXVI |          we have deviated.”~“No, I think not. Our course has been
23 XXXIX | supernatural meeting, what am I to think? what am I to believe? I
24 XXXIX |          so very much alike. Yet I think I recognise the promontory
25 XL    |      befriended us hitherto?”~“You think so, Axel?”~“No doubt; even
26 XLII  |             Well,” said I, “do you think we have any chance of being
27 XLII  |          firm reply.~“What! do you think there is any chance of safety
28 XLIII |            shook his head.~“Do you think,” said he, “an earthquake
29 XLIII |          coming?”~“I do.”~“Well, I think you are mistaken.”~“What!
30 XLIV  |        going on still, and I don’t think it would look well to have