Part,  Chapter

 1 1,7|            returned. The prolonged absence of the Negro made Pencroft
 2 1,7|    different conclusions from this absence. According to him, Neb's
 3 1,1|           no yellow shades, by the absence of even a reef, that the
 4 1,2|           their deep color and the absence of those long teeth with
 5 2,6|            one has come during our absence, taken possession of our
 6 2,6|           up the ladder during our absence." ~And, at this moment,
 7 2,7|           Suppose, that during our absence, Master Jup takes it into
 8 2,1| exploration of the well during the absence of his companions, and an
 9 2,5|          weather and the prolonged absence of their companions, had
10 2,6|           uneasy at this prolonged absence. Certainly, the former savage
11 2,9|           Granite House during the absence of his companions. Master
12 3,1|            anyone seizes it in our absence?" observed Gideon Spilett. ~"
13 3,6|           be safer here during our absence, and we shall do best to
14 3,6|     Granite House, and, during our absence, nothing could hinder them
15 3,7|              But if, uneasy at our absence, he would venture to come?" ~"
16 3,9|          not attack it during your absence, knowing that there is no
17 3,8|            not vex Pencroft by his absence. ~The next day, at dawn,