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1 1,3|     safety lay, while eating some shell-fish with which the sand was
2 1,4|     rather better grub than these shell-fish. Our friends will want something
3 1,4|           wrack, abounded bivalve shell-fish, not to be despised by starving
4 1,5| unattainable, collected some more shell-fish, and then silently retraced
5 1,5|           Negro a few handfuls of shell-fish, which was indeed wretched
6 1,5|          Spilett, he devoured the shell-fish, then he laid himself down
7 1,5|  nourishing supper than a dish of shell-fish. Two dozen eggs were brought
8 1,6|      embers. There were plenty of shell-fish and eggs among the rocks
9 1,9|     offered him a few handfuls of shell-fish and sargassum, saying,-~"