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 1 XXXVII|       and that is, with proper bait they will act as well as
 2 XXXVII|        there will be plenty of bait before long,” he said to
 3 XLI   |        must manage to get some bait, for we have been improvident
 4 XLI   |    have succeeded once without bait; why may you not succeed
 5 XLI   |       Oh! I had some very good bait last night,” he said. I
 6 XLI   |       eaten every morsel of my bait,” he said, in a desponding
 7 XLIII |        the boatswain to use to bait his lines. A plague the
 8 XLIV  | boatswain began to think about bait; and, talking rapidly to
 9 XLIV  |       anything in the shape of bait dropped near them would
10 XLIV  |     raft, it was not lost. The bait had been seized by a shark,
11 XLVI  |       ever. Although we had no bait, and even if we had we could