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1    1,   11| carries a supply of this in a bullock’s horn, called CHIFFLE.
2    2,   10|       to get pounds 2 on each bullock, and 10s. on every sheep,
3    2,   16|        Ayrton, bring away the bullock and the horse we have left;
4    2,   16|  removed the hobbles from the bullock and Mulrady from the horse,
5    2,   16|     of the deep ruts, and the bullock and horse, yoked together,
6    2,   16|       our remaining horse and bullock. If we are obliged to continue