Chapter

 1 II     |              have never known such a thing,” said Martha. “M. Liedenbrock
 2 IV     |             but it was quite another thing to get to the end of this
 3 VI     |             is that there is no such thing, it cannot be; besides we
 4 VII    |           such a proposal. The whole thing is non-existent. I have
 5 VII    |            of a savant; it is a good thing for a man to be distinguished
 6 VII    |        whether you will say the same thing tomorrow.”~“To-morrow, dear
 7 VII    |             dear Axel, it is a grand thing to devote yourself to science!
 8 VIII   |              it seemed a very simple thing to go to Iceland, as that
 9 XVII   |           This cord seemed a fragile thing for three persons to be
10 XVIII  |             a good appetite. But one thing troubled me, our supply
11 XXI    |           said, “we have now but one thing to do. We have no water;
12 XXII   |             It’s all over!”~The last thing I saw was a fearful gesture
13 XXVII  |           madness, and that the best thing I could do was to despair.~
14 XXVIII |         despair, Axel! It is a great thing that we can hear each other.”~. . . .~
15 XXVIII |              my heart. There was one thing I must know to begin with.
16 XXXII  |        nothing. I am the only living thing in the world: all life is
17 XXXVIII|       statements.~Another remarkable thing. This fossil body was not
18 XLIII  | self-possession; “and it is the best thing that could possibly happen
19 XLIII  |             circumstances.”~The best thing! Was my uncle stark mad?
20 XLIII  |           flames; and it is the best thing that could happen to us!”~“
21 XLIII  |         imagination is such a strong thing that even in this supreme