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 1 1,9|  Pencroft, "sea-weed by way of bread, raw mussels for meat, and
 2 1,3|     also a good substitute for bread, which the settlers in Lincoln
 3 1,0|      is used in food . . . but bread was wanting. ~Perhaps in
 4 1,0|       of corn?" ~"We will make bread of it," replied Cyrus Harding. ~"
 5 1,0|       replied Cyrus Harding. ~"Bread, cakes, tarts!" replied
 6 1,0| replied the sailor. "Come, the bread that this grain of corn
 7 2,8|    agreeably the bill of fare. Bread alone was wanting at the
 8 2,9|     was not quite real wheaten bread, but it was very like it. ~
 9 2,0|   bushels." ~"And shall we eat bread?" ~"We shall eat bread." ~"
10 2,0|     eat bread?" ~"We shall eat bread." ~"But we must have a mill. ~"
11 2,6|       taste the first piece of bread in Lincoln Island. On this