Chapter

 1 III |         passing in his companion’s mind, and he shared his feelings;
 2 VI  |            fully to the engineer’s mind. As to the old overman,
 3 VII |         must be set up anew. Never mind. We have found the vein
 4 IX  |          to the generally cheerful mind of Jack Ryan.~It may be
 5 IX  |          worked up into a state of mind which would believe anything.~
 6 IX  |         this passed through Jack’s mind, as he saw that by himself
 7 IX  |      thought crossed Sir William’s mind the light suddenly disappeared,
 8 XI  |         life above-ground.”~“Never mind me, Jack,” answered Harry. “
 9 XI  |            would be easier in your mind.”~“But, Jack, you know very
10 XII |       excited evident alarm in the mind of this strange girl. Either
11 XII |          not reveal, weighs on her mind. It may also be that she
12 XIII| impressions shall be made upon her mind? As yet she knows nothing
13 XIII|        hold of the rising ladder; “mind you say nothing about what
14 XIII|            the old man made up his mind that, if the wedding did
15 XIV |         lasting impressions on her mind.~After some time she ceased
16 XVI |       causes.”~“I am quite of your mind, Mr. James,” replied Simon, “
17 XVI |         not answer immediately—his mind evidently engaged in a close
18 XVII|        fancy of his—I told you his mind was deranged— that he had
19 XVII|           will have to make up his mind to it, however,” cried Harry. “
20 XVII|      everything that comes to your mind.”~“My grandfather,” continued
21 XVII|          is a man of most powerful mind. He formerly used to talk