10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEA BISCUIT»
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sea biscuit in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Seashore Life of Florida and the Caribbean
FAMILY SPATANGIDAE West Indian sea biscuit Meoma ventricosa (Lamarck)
This large sea biscuit, attaining a length of 5 to 7 in. (13 to 18 cm), is light to dark
reddish brown. The test is thickly covered with short spines. It usually lives on the
...
Comparing Modern and Dinosaur-Era Sea Biscuits One peculiar variety of sea
urchin, called a sea biscuit, does not have spines and, as the name implies, looks
like a biscuit. One day, while roaming the halls of the Carnegie Museum in ...
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Song of Silver Lake, Vol 2
It's Man-O-War by a nose, followed by Sea Biscuit, Dan Patch, Secretariat, and
Seattle Slew. It's Man-O-War and Sea Biscuit in a dead heat . . . It's Man-O-War
and Sea Biscuit. Now it's Sea Biscuit in the lead by a nose . . . It's Sea Biscuit and
...
4
Daily Life in the Age of Sail
The mess cook actually did no cooking, but he did receive the uncooked
provisions, delivered them to the ship's cook, and retrieved them for his mess-
mates.4 The staple food for seamen throughout the western hemisphere was sea
biscuit, ...
Dorothy Denneen Volo, James M. Volo, 2002
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K-9 Nation
Biscuit Book: Baking for Your Best Friend
The sea biscuit, also known as hardtack, was created to keep sailors and soldiers
going during long voyages or campaigns. When kept dry, a sea biscuit could last
for several years. This was possible because the biscuits were baked as many ...
DIVING FOR BISCUITS K A oving on, I begin search- / \ / \ ing for the telltale sign
of /Via sea biscuit. Few people ever see this nocturnal animal because it buries
itself completely during the day. In doing so it creates a shallow furrow about 5 ...
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The Illustrated History of American Military Commissaries: ...
SEA BREAD: Usually this was the equivalent of sea biscuit or ship's biscuit. It
could also be shaped like a cracker rather than a biscuit, so sometimes it was the
seagoing twin of hardtack. SEA DUST: salt. (Navy, traditional) SHEETIRON ...
Peter D. Skirbunt, Kevin L. Robinson
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The Art of French Cookery
... are baked, cut them into the size of the third of an inch, to be ready for use. Sea
Biscuit. Biscuit de Mer. Take half a pound of sugar and half a pound of flour, mix it
in a bason with a little lemon grate and four eggs ; mix them with a spatula to ...
Antoine B. Beauvilliers, 1827
Similar to the heartwarming story of Sea Biscuit, Smarty Jones and his rider came
from humble beginnings and captured American hearts with their easy conquests
of the Kentucky Derby and then the Preakness. We wanted him to win, but his ...
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Set Up Running: The Life of a Pennsylvania Railroad ...
Even the officials had to climb on the engine for his statement." Later I told O.P.
that I'd met the brakeman on the Sea Biscuit run, and described the topic of our
conversation, the crossing accident in Milton. This prompted me to ask, "Why didn
't ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEA BISCUIT»
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sea biscuit is used in the context of the following news items.
Watch out for the sharks! Bikini-clad Tara Reid daringly rides a sea …
But that did not stop the 37-year-old from bravely leaping onto a sea biscuit ... sea monsters in favour of having a blast aboard an inflatable sea biscuit on Friday. «Daily Mail, Aug 13»
Sea biscuit death prompts call for harsher laws
Mr Wroe was being towed on a sea biscuit in a "competition" between three boats owned by mutual friends, Rotorua search and rescue co-ordinator Detective ... «The Dominion Post, Dec 12»
Sea Biscuit the tough turtle gets back in the swim of things after …
Sea Biscuit's infected flipper had to be amputated and it had taken him a long time to gain ... 'Sea Biscuit has recovered but she is still growing ... she will stay in ... «Daily Mail, May 11»
