Part,  Chapter

 1     II,  III |    The little party took some salt meat, biscuits, and a few
 2     II,  IV  |   provisions was opened; some salt meat, a hare paté from Mrs
 3     II,  V   |       the water in our pit is salt!”~Master of himself as he
 4     II,  V   |   replaced. Fresh venison and salt meat were to be had in abundance,
 5     II,  VII |       companion were wet with salt spray, although the sea
 6     II,  VIII|     tastes led them to prefer salt or fresh water.~Mrs Barnett
 7     II,  XII |     of the reindeer trap with salt water, the non-arrival of
 8     II,  XII |     was therefore packed with salt meat, corned beef, hare
 9     II,  XIII|     at eight o’clock, after a salt meat supper, every one had
10     II,  XIII|     more than 34° Fahrenheit. Salt water, as is well known,
11     II,  XXI |     it, she found that it was salt. She called Hope, and said
12     II,  XXI |    said she wanted fresh, not salt water.~The man replied that
13     II,  XXI | lagoon.~The waters were quite salt; the bottom of the lake
14     II,  XXI |      in fact, well known that salt separates from sea-water