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Eight Years’ Wandering in Ceylon

CHAPTER VII
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The flesh was then cut up small for the pack, the marrowbones reserved for "master," and the soup was then boiled until it had evaporated to the quantity required.

A few green chilies, onions in slices fried, and a little lime-juice, salt, black pepper and mushroom ketchup, and--in fact, there is no rise thinking of it, as the soup is not to be had again.

The fire crackled and blazed as the logs were heaped upon it as night grew near, and lit up all the nooks and corners of the old cave.

Three beds in a row contained three sleepy mortals.

The hounds snored and growled, and then snored again.


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