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 1 1,5|     preparing a more nourishing supper than a dish of shell-fish.
 2 1,5|        to take his share of the supper. Such was the first repast
 3 1,7|    constituted the only dish at supper; the meat was excellent,
 4 1,7| handkerchief the remains of the supper. ~The storm was then in
 5 1,9|    appeal to his ingenuity. The supper must necessarily be very
 6 1,9|    their coats and waistcoats. ~Supper, this evening, was of course
 7 1,0| stone-pine almonds formed their supper. It was not half-past six
 8 1,3|        The colonists had a good supper that evening. Neb prepared
 9 1,3|      did not yet possess. ~When supper was finished, before sleeping,
10 1,5|      put off till the next day. Supper was prepared, a good fire
11 1,6|      the coot should be for his supper. ~The settlers were now
12 2,3|     take refuge for the night. ~Supper was quickly devoured, for
13 2,4|         sudden attack, they had supper, and then just before they
14 2,5|        sustain them until their supper, which they intended to
15 3,5|       clock, and only had their supper when daylight failed them.
16 3,8|           In the evening, after supper, Cyrus Harding, Gideon Spilett,