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1      I,  XIII| innumerable quantities of bivalve shells broken by the surf, and
2      I,  XIII|           they should utilise the shells with which the shore was
3      I,  XIII|        strewed.~“Make chimneys of shells!” cried the carpenter.~“
4      I,  XIII|      Hobson; “we must collect the shells, grind them, burn them,
5      I,  XIII|        same way.”~“Let us try the shells, by all means,” replied
6      I,  XIII|           collected of calcareous shells identical with those found
7      I,  XIII|      large an ingredient of these shells, and thus the lime required
8     II,  IV  |           sand mixed with crushed shells; and the lower of hard,