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“… I come across an ox tail, that somehow had escaped the dogs. I steer off to my tent with this prize, where I throw it on the fire, and broil it. It is not long in my stomach before it starts to show a great inclination to be set at liberty again. I become more and more willing to listen to it’s requests and, with tears, at parting with what I thought was my friend, I give it a discharge. It’s a while before I’ll eat oxtail again.” Joseph Plumb Martin |

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