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 1 1,2|           human success-activity of mind and body, impetuous wishes,
 2 1,2|          longer. His usually active mind was occupied with one sole
 3 1,3|            land was visible. "Never mind," said Pencroft, "though
 4 1,5|    threefold thought weighed on his mind. Was Cyrus still alive?
 5 1,6|    practical science, his inventive mind to bear on their situation,
 6 1,7|            Pencroft; "unhappily, my mind is made up on this point."
 7 1,8|  productions, were impressed on his mind. However, after traveling
 8 1,8|           flashed across Pencroft's mind. He rushed into the passage,
 9 1,9| considerably by the natives. "Never mind!" said the sailor, "the
10 1,0|           evidently of a methodical mind, only shook his head without
11 1,8|          the place for us." ~"Never mind," added the sailor, "I should
12 1,1|           which showed a thoughtful mind. As to the sailor, from
13 1,1|             the two Americas? To my mind, it is quite possible that
14 1,2|      refining need not awake in the mind thoughts of an elaborate
15 2,1|            not fail to raise in his mind. He took the bullet, turned
16 2,1|            much of that presence of mind which may justly be called "
17 2,5|        crossing the river." ~"Never mind," said Spilett, "it will
18 2,5|            dog being endowed with a mind, who is following up an
19 2,6|     Pencroft, unable to make up his mind to retire from the spot. ~
20 2,6|       patience, although his strong mind was exasperated at being
21 2,4|             They were in a frame of mind to imagine anything or expect
22 2,5|             gleam in the prisoner's mind, when for an instant in
23 2,5|             depths of that obscured mind? In short, was the soul
24 2,7|             what was passing in the mind of the guilty man, who doubtless
25 2,7|         established there." ~"Never mind that, I shall do very well." ~"
26 2,9|             you." ~"Don't make your mind uneasy, captain," replied
27 3,1|          his acquaintance." ~"Never mind!" said Pencroft. "It is
28 3,1|             was passing in Ayrton's mind, and going to him-~"And
29 3,0|          image was stamped upon his mind; then he again fell into
30 3,2|           Cyrus Harding made up his mind rapidly. "It is our only
31 3,4|         surprise. In their state of mind nothing appeared improbable. ~
32 3,4|         could. They were not men to mind the wind tearing at their
33 3,5|      especially if you make up your mind to stay there." ~"That was
34 3,6|          paid little attention; his mind appeared to be absorbed
35 3,8|           There was no doubt in his mind that the most recent eruption