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 1 XVI    |    distribute preserved meat and biscuit amongst the passengers and
 2 XXV    |      cases of preserved meat and biscuit and some barrels of water,
 3 XXVI   |  refreshment some dried meat and biscuit, each individual being also
 4 XXX    |      passing vessel. One cask of biscuit, another of preserved meat,
 5 XXXI   |       about the same quantity of biscuit. To make this last for three
 6 XXXI   |         oz. of meat and 5 oz. of biscuit for each person. Of water
 7 XXXI   |        his allowance of meat and biscuit, which may be eaten when
 8 XXXVI  |         is about sixty pounds of biscuit. Sixty pounds of biscuit
 9 XXXVI  |         biscuit. Sixty pounds of biscuit between sixteen persons!
10 XXXVI  |       received his half-pound of biscuit. Some, I noticed, swallowed
11 XXXVII |          our daily half-pound of biscuit the captain has thought
12 XXXVII |       well as the best. But this biscuit is no good at all. Let me
13 XXXVII |         lines were cast. But the biscuit with which they were baited
14 XXXVIII|     swallowed our last morsel of biscuit. The 1st of January! New
15 XXXIX  |          now four days since the biscuit had failed.~“Four days,”
16 XXXIX  |      when I felt a tiny piece of biscuit slipped into my hand.~“Give
17 XXXIX  |          temptation to carry the biscuit to my mouth, But I resisted
18 XXXIX  |         and slipped the piece of biscuit into his hand as “a present
19 XLIV   | yesterday the last morsel of the biscuit which his sorrowful and
20 XLIX   |        water and a few crumbs of biscuit, I do not doubt that we