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 1 XXIV   |         and the prospect of being swallowed by the devouring billows
 2 XXIX   |          to prevent it from being swallowed up in the eddying waters.
 3 XXXIII |         those lukewarm drops were swallowed, can only be realized by
 4 XXXVI  |         biscuit. Some, I noticed, swallowed it ravenously, others reserved
 5 XXXVIII|          On the 1st of January we swallowed our last morsel of biscuit.
 6 XXXVIII| brandy-barrel, and had recklessly swallowed its contents. What they
 7 XLI    |          myself, I confess that I swallowed my portion of fish just
 8 XLV    |     question whether I could have swallowed it. So exasperated were
 9 XLVI   |         in rapid mouthfuls, I had swallowed up the last scrap of the
10 LII    |         by drop, and as I eagerly swallowed the source of my very life,
11 LVI    |          the side of the raft and swallowed the life-giving liquid in