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 1 1 |          given to men~who gather salt in the salt-marshes) contrasts
 2 1 | throughout~Brittany the Guerande salt, to which many Bretons attribute
 3 1 |      melancholy~swamps where the salt is made, remind us of Arabs
 4 7 |          the shores of which the salt is made on muddy banks,
 5 7 |         by little paths of white salt crust, along~which the salt-makers
 6 7 |        to rake up and gather~the salt into /mulons/; a space which
 7 7 |    Chartreux pansy; that~lake of salt water, the sandy dunes,
 8 8 |        at~Croisic for a cargo of salt on its way back to the Baltic.
 9 13|      ruffling the surface~of the salt lake before them, and the
10 14|         that of the~tropics. The salt shone up like bunches of
11 14|         of~coming to see how the salt harvest throve, were on
12 14|          the boats discharge the salt, which the peasant-women
13 14|         down there, dried by the salt sea winds, corroded by the
14 22|          seeds with a coating of~salt, and she now gave Arthur