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 1 1,6| unfortunate Harding. ~That day's breakfast was composed solely of pigeon'
 2 1,8|        who found it but a meager breakfast, for they were suffering
 3 1,0|        of adventurers halted for breakfast at the foot of a large group
 4 1,1|          of March, after a hasty breakfast, which consisted solely
 5 1,4|       South Mandible. They would breakfast on the downs, and not return
 6 1,4|           Shall we take some for breakfast?" ~And without waiting for
 7 1,4|      this place and prepared for breakfast, for it was half-past eleven.
 8 1,5|            The day before, after breakfast, they had explored as far
 9 1,7|           leaving Neb to prepare breakfast, climbed Prospect Heights,
10 1,1|         halted at this place for breakfast. A fire of brushwood and
11 1,1|    lighted, and Neb prepared the breakfast of cold meat, to which he
12 1,1|          ended the conversation. Breakfast was finished, the exploration
13 2,3|         Here a halt was made for breakfast under the shade of some
14 2,4|          settlers, after a hasty breakfast, set out to reach by the
15 2,4|       use in the interest of our breakfast!" ~And Pencroft, lying down
16 2,4|        and Pencroft had arranged breakfast, a wide view was obtained.
17 2,4|       the Serpentine Peninsula. ~Breakfast was soon despatched, and
18 2,5|     miles. ~They then halted for breakfast. ~Here began the irregular
19 2,6|          for it was now time for breakfast and they had no provisions
20 2,6|          take their share of the breakfast, leaving Top to watch under
21 2,2|            shouted Pencroft; but breakfast was first necessary, and
22 2,4|    sailor was not sorry to go to breakfast on board. The road already
23 2,5|            Cyrus Harding, during breakfast, which Neb had hastened
24 2,5|           replied the engineer. ~Breakfast over, Harding and his companions
25 2,6|      ground, and the next day at breakfast a magnificent loaf, a little
26 3,4|        to devote some minutes to breakfast. They were almost famished;