Isaac Newton (0–so interest)_was so interested_ in different problems that he became quite absent-minded. One day a gentleman (9–come) to see him, but he (10–tell) that Isaak Newton was busy in his study and that nobody (11–allow) to disturb him. As it (12–be) dinner time, the visitor (13–sit) down in the dining room for the scientist. The servant came in and (15–place) on the table a boiled chicken under a cover. An hour (16–pass) but Newton (17–not appear) . The gentleman (18–feel) really hungry. After he (19–eat) the chicken, he (20–cover) up the skeleton. He (21–ask) the servant to prepare another one for his master. Before the second chicken (22–cook) , however, the scientist (23–enter) the room and (24–apologize) for his delay. Then he added, “As I (25–feel) rather tired and hungry, I (26–hope) you (27–excuse) me a little longer, while I (28–take) my dinner, then I (29–be) at your service.” With these words he (30–lift) the cover, and without emotion (31–turn) round to the gentleman and (32–say) , “See how strange scientists (33–be) . I quite (34–forget) that I (35–dine) already.”