Book,  chapter

 1    1,   19|       his chest, and he appeared buried in deep thought. Was he
 2    1,   22|       was caught in that mud and buried alive?”~“Yes,” said the
 3    1,   26|        him back to his hole, and buried him again comfortably.~At
 4    2,    7|         again, I supposed he was buried beneath the waves, or dashed
 5    2,   14|   removed from all noise, seemed buried in a forest of exotic trees.~
 6    2,   15|       goad, but the animals were buried half-way up their legs,
 7    2,   16|     ancestors who have lain long buried in the groves of the dead,
 8    2,   17|        wagon, a regular fortress buried in mud, was made the center
 9    3,   13| Glenarvan.~“Because the chief is buried here, and the tomb protects
10    3,   13|      chief, and knew that he was buried on the top of Maunganamu,
11    3,   14|     friends, we are all dead and buried! But this evening when night
12    3,   18|       marshes, where it got half buried. At my instance—but you
13    3,   21|          would have been forever buried in oblivion, if the Major