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 1 VII   |         which consisted of tea, coffee, biscuit, salted meat, and
 2 VII   |       pemmican, biscuits, tea,~ coffee, brandy.....................
 3 XII   |      potted meat?”~“And as much coffee as you like,” said the doctor. “
 4 XII   |    going to get you up a cup of coffee that I think you’ll have
 5 XII   | quantities of Mocha, of Bourbon coffee, and of Rio Nunez.”~A few
 6 XII   |          three steaming cups of coffee were served, and topped
 7 XVII  |  brought out some biscuit, some coffee, and some cognac, and got
 8 XVIII |       supplies a substitute for coffee. A collection of some fifty
 9 XIX   |         with preserved meat and coffee until Mr. Kennedy has had
10 XXXIII|   pemmican, a supply of tea and coffee, about a gallon and a half