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1 1,4|       to the rocks; "they are lithodomes." ~"Are they good to eat?"
2 1,4|          Then let us eat some lithodomes." ~The sailor could rely
3 1,4|       in this instance. These lithodomes were oblong shells, suspended
4 1,4|       made a good meal of the lithodomes, which were then half opened
5 1,4| collecting an ample supply of lithodomes, with which they filled
6 1,6|   solely of pigeon's eggs and lithodomes. Herbert had found some
7 1,9|    composed of the inevitable lithodomes, of which Herbert and Neb
8 1,9|    having eaten a quantity of lithodomes, sucked the sargassum, of