I washed.

We climbed into that dove-cote block-house on stilts. We ate like

four plough-horses and a colt. We consumed corn-bread and fat pork,

then corn-bread and beans, then corn-bread and butter. I ate supper,

breakfast, and dinner in three quarters of an hour.

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