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 1 1,9|        buried in a thick bed of fat. Perhaps it saw men for
 2 1,4|       materials-soda or potash, fat or oil. The important question
 3 1,7|        Cyrus wished to keep the fat for the use of the colony.
 4 1,7|     Pencroft had taken away the fat from the dugong, and placed
 5 1,7| separate the glycerine from the fat by saponifying it. Now,
 6 1,7|       after having attacked the fat, would form a soap by separating
 7 1,7|        the engineer treated the fat with soda, which gave both
 8 1,0|         islet would furnish the fat necessary for the manufacture. ~
 9 1,0|     back to Granite House their fat and skin, this skin being
10 1,0|         three hundred pounds of fat, all to be employed in the
11 1,0|       preferred to saponify the fat by means of lime. By this
12 2,1|     color both of its shell and fat. ~Herbert caught sight of
13 2,9|       that is to say, to become fat under Neb's care. Master
14 2,0|        the colony, for the oil, fat, and bones would have been
15 2,0|     thousand. Then, besides the fat, which would insure for
16 2,0|    previously covered them with fat. Now, what will happen if
17 2,1|         to rid the wool of that fat and oily substance with
18 2,1|     with a thick outer layer of fat, were placed on the border