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 1 XIII |   odour of dried fish, hung meat, and sour milk, of which
 2 XVIII|  The biscuit and extract of meat were washed down with a
 3 XXXII|    it with a small piece of meat and flung it into the sea.
 4 XXXVI|    what with biscuits, salt meat, spirits, and salt fish,
 5 XXXVI|     hunter. There preserved meat, biscuit, and tea made us
 6 XLI  |  reduced to one bit of salt meat and a few biscuits.~I stared
 7 XLII |  have left; one bit of salt meat for the three.”~My uncle
 8 XLII |     uncle, when this bit of meat has been devoured what shall
 9 XLII |     uncle took the piece of meat and the few biscuits which
10 XLII | fast these few mouthfuls of meat and biscuit made us triumph