Part,  Chapter

1      I,  VIII|  captain in command was then absent. He had gone towards the
2      I,  XV  |      Stone, so conspicuously absent at the cape, was here plentiful;
3      I,  XVII|      colony in the body, but absent in spirit? He lived in the
4     II,  III |     Long, and expected to be absent a day or two. The little
5     II,  IV  |   officer should not be long absent from the fort~All haste
6     II,  XV  | however, they were not to be absent for more than forty-eight
7     II,  XXII|      gazing at the sea in an absent indifferent manner, as if