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• Who minds? (10)
• Now to animate The Man of Two Minds! (10)
• Their minds most dissimilar! (4)
• Are you equipping your minds? (8)
• Cobblers have excursive minds. (10)
• He elevated their minds, they said. (10)
• She became nearly black in their minds. (10)
• The stage is the pastime of great minds. (10)
• However, we must make up our minds to it. (10)
• What crazy images of the world must fill their empty minds! (9)
• An age of rampant little minds, my dear Austin! (10)
• They are generous, if you put a light to their minds. (10)
• Those who go to it want an excuse for altering their minds. (10)
• Because all you matter-of-fact people make up your minds to it. (8)
• Men who, setting their minds upon an object, must have it, breed imps. (10)
• What, then, must be the elevation of these princes of the intellect in their own minds! (10)
• It was a full hour before they could make up their minds to tell Timothy. (8)
• The reason is, that their minds cannot conceive the abstract, as men do. (10)
• Sensitive minds may be excited by a small stimulant to see such pictures. (10)
• Why, in a burning world they would be exercising their minds in absurdities! (10)
• Disease, disaster and death are presaged in their minds by signs and wonders. (21)
• The Protestants were one and all beside their right minds with zeal and sorrow. (2)
• They say that through the minds of drowning men troop ghosts of past experience. (8)
• To elevate a distinction into a difference is the natural action of their minds. (10)
• Men have a right to expect you to know your own minds when you close on a bargain. (10)
• Surely that which flourishes in great minds, and by their utterances is made plain. (8)
• When you see us together, the natural concord of our minds is of course misleading. (10)
• She has in the abstract the justest of minds: and that is the curious point about her. (10)
• I maintain there is wisdom in him when conventional minds would think him at his wildest. (10)
• The return of the settlers to Red River had filled the minds of the Bois-Brulés with rage. (19)
• They always have thought what I did was right, and why should they change their minds now? (10)
• The minds of these august and solitary men have not yet been sounded; they are too distant. (10)
• That is the revenge which dull minds take upon bright ones in resentment of their superiority. (1)
• They first talked over the book together, and ideas were struck out in the encounter of minds. (2)
• At each step we trod on souvenirs, innocent in themselves, had they recurred to childish minds. (10)
• There is mob-rule in minds as in communities, but the Countess had her appetites in excellent drill. (10)
• They waited on him at breakfast: they kept stealing glances at him, photographing him in their minds. (8)
• I know her to be just one of those little dogged minds that are incapable of receiving new impressions. (10)
• I have known that this was in their minds for some time, and have thought it over day and night for weeks. (8)
• They were very young, and if she could stay for a few weeks, they would both know their minds so much better. (8)
• But by a flash of insight Shelton saw that at the bottom of their minds and of his own the feeling was the same. (8)
• The minds of the readers of journals were now directed to think of the hoarded treasures of this favoured country. (10)
• I did so, feeling that I had done my possible, and silently grieving that there could be such ire in heavenly minds. (9)
• It is the insincerity of persons of their class; but one need not lay stress on the wilfulness of uneducated minds. (10)
• It is the insincerity of persons of their class; but one need not lay stress on the wilfulness of uneducated minds. (22)
• Between a lady and an unfortunate young woman, there seemed to be a strong distinction, in the minds of the company. (10)
• But the minds of most of those about the table were fascinated by the spectacle of ruin so closely presented to them. (13)
• From the behaviour of his acquaintances it was evident that a secret in which he was concerned weighed on their minds. (12)
• The accepted theory of such matters is that people know their minds from the beginning, and that they do not change them. (9)
• They are far better educated, for the most part, than our men, and their tastes, if not their minds, are more cultivated. (9)
• We need not study that which should be studied; we are at liberty to flood our minds with all that should not be studied. (8)
• The People coughed like a man of two minds, doubting whether he has been divinely inspired or has cut a ridiculous figure. (10)
• She was fond of Carlo, as greatly occupied minds may be attached to an old garden where they have aforetime sown fair seed. (10)
• By this time they had made up their minds that the great river emptied not into the Pacific ocean but into the Gulf of Mexico. (19)
• The idea of doing this had been in a corner of their minds all the morning: it seemed now the most sensible plan in the world. (10)
• An adventuress without an idea in her head: witness her dullard, The Man of Two Minds, at his work of sermonizing his mistress. (10)
• The germ of latent restlessness thus grew like a noxious fungus in our minds; contentment and peace vanished like a faint odor. (20)
• The marvel of his invention was still fresh in the minds of men, and time had not dulled in any measure the sense of its novelty. (9)
• There came into our minds visions, so distant in that darkening vapour, of a warm stall and manger of oats; of tea and a log fire. (8)
• This plumping out of what was at the back of their minds produced in Mr. Brownbee and his colleagues a sort of chemical disturbance. (8)
• On entering their spacious bed-chamber, they were so fatigued that sleep appeared to their minds the compensating logical deduction. (10)
• After his toil with them, to instruct, restrain, animate, point their minds, they leave him, they plunge into the world and are gone. (10)
• So the Americans made up their minds to swoop down upon Canada and capture it before further English troops could come to its assistance. (19)
• Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened, but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace, like a clock during a thunderstorm. (2)
• Yet in that twilight where he dwelt he loomed large upon the imagination; the minds that could not conceive him were still aware of his greatness. (9)
• The supposed incompleteness kept them listening; the intentness sent that last falling (as it were, broken) note travelling awakeningly through their minds. (10)
• Gradual experiences of his business among his fellows were teaching an exercised mind to learn in regions where minds unexercised were doctorial giants beside it. (10)
• Raymond had identified himself with Sellers in the play-going imagination, and whether consciously or unconsciously we constantly worked with Raymond in our minds. (9)
• Half spurning him, Antonio-Pericles snarled an end both to his advices and his prophetic disgust of the miserable tools furnished unto masterly minds upon this earth. (10)

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