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 1 1,2|         accordingly conceived the idea of rising in a balloon,
 2 1,2|        him was, that so simple an idea had not occurred to him
 3 1,6|    believe in his death! And this idea rooted itself deeper than
 4 1,7|           description can give an idea of the terrific violence
 5 1,9|            who, also, had a fixed idea. ~"We will make it, Pencroft,"
 6 1,0|           diverted from his fixed idea. It might even have been
 7 1,1|         smiling, and the sailor's idea was adopted. He then thanked
 8 1,4|          without making known his idea, he announced to his companions
 9 1,4|           Then passing to another idea,-"Think," said he, "how
10 1,4|         reporter. ~"It was all my idea, that!" said Pencroft, with
11 1,4|       satisfied air. ~"A splendid idea, Pencroft!" replied Gideon
12 1,1|         have had but a deplorable idea of their future domain. ~"
13 1,1|        said Herbert. ~"This is my idea: philosophers generally
14 2,1|         to be unprovided." ~"Your idea is good, Pencroft," replied
15 2,1|       name of Kauris. ~"I have an idea, Mr. Spilett," said Herbert. "
16 2,1|    immense distance round." ~"The idea is good," replied the reporter; "
17 2,2|    Harding smiled at the sailor's idea, and, yielding to his wish,
18 2,5|            who is following up an idea. ~In about seven or eight
19 2,7|       limits of which they had no idea, it was not to be thought
20 2,8|         thanks to Cyrus Harding's idea of re-employing that which
21 2,8|      without their having had any idea of it, he appeared one day,
22 2,0|           us our share." ~"Ah! an idea occurs to me, Mr, Spilett,"
23 2,0|       Cyrus Harding conceived the idea of fabricating certain machines,
24 2,1|       spring. ~The sailor's great idea was to make a voyage of
25 2,2|       them, approved the sailor's idea of making the craft as strong
26 2,2|          who was obstinate in his idea. "Tabor Island is our neighbor,
27 2,5|  discourse. ~The engineer's first idea, on counting the people
28 2,6|         presentiment in the fixed idea that sooner or later the
29 2,8| considered it best to give up the idea. ~The weather was splendid,
30 2,9|    colonists had but an imperfect idea of the shore to the west
31 2,9|        Yes, yes! That was a lucky idea of mine!" replied the engineer. ~"
32 2,9|           the sailor. "unless the idea occurs to Ayrton, there
33 3,5|       Master," then said Neb, "my idea is, that we may search as
34 3,9|          s arm, "that is a wicked idea of yours, and you will distress
35 3,9|        Pencroft; "it was a wicked idea indeed that I had, and nothing
36 3,9|        the corral! Therefore, one idea occupied his mind-to leave
37 3,6|    appeared to be absorbed by one idea, and without taking the
38 3,9|       Many persons have formed an idea that it would be possible
39 3,0|         have suggested to you the idea, after having left Tabor