Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|   stones were to be found. The grief of Neb and his companions,
2 1,6|      master is buried, and his grief was such that most probably
3 1,8|    poor Negro, absorbed in his grief, evidently had neither seen
4 1,8|      with fatigue, broken with grief. He believed his master
5 1,8|       saying what had been his grief at finding the inanimate
6 2,7|       were moved! What misery, grief, and despair lay revealed
7 3,7|        senseless, the sailor's grief was terrible. ~He sobbed,
8 3,9| determination might cause them grief and remorse. ~It was the