Part,  Chapter

1 1,6|         the others made up their minds to fly. ~"Well," said Pencroft, "
2 1,0|          therefore make up their minds to pass this first winter
3 2,1|         took possession of their minds. The sudden apparition of
4 2,5|        seems we must make up our minds to console ourselves with
5 3,3|          enough to the convicts' minds. But what they could no
6 3,4|          thoughts occupied their minds! ~The possession of this
7 3,2| themselves simultaneously to the minds of the colonists, but how
8 3,8|     profound impression on their minds. The unknown being whose