Part,  Chapter

1 1,7|  reporter. The latter, deeply absorbed, did not see him approach. ~"
2 1,8|   motionless. The poor Negro, absorbed in his grief, evidently
3 1,9|       few minutes he remained absorbed in thought; then again speaking,-~"
4 1,2|       acid odor, after having absorbed the oxygen of the air. ~
5 1,2| kitchen, where they were soon absorbed in their culinary labors. ~
6 2,8|  their care for these animals absorbed a great part of Neb and
7 3,4|   spoke little, for they were absorbed in their work, but what
8 3,6|       his mind appeared to be absorbed by one idea, and without
9 3,9|   lake, it must eventually be absorbed, because it was not replenished,