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Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2017 09:48:20 -0400
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YOU SHOULD NEVER EAT THIS ONE FOOD

Its been in your fridge and cabinets and you have already been eating it for awhile
but it also might also be killing you. 


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and also lowering your metabolism. 


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south, he determined to stand back in search of a more genial clime. Many of his crew were suffering, and he himself was seized with so dangerous an illness that his life was despaired of. Unable to leave his cabin, Mr Cooper, his first officer, took charge of the ship. When he began to recover, a favourite dog, belonging to Mr Forster, was killed to supply him with fresh meat and broth. The first land made was Easter Island, which had been in vain looked for by Byron, Cartaret, and Bougainville. There was no anchoringground, and but a very small supply of fresh provisions or water. The inhabitants, numbering between six and seven

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crowded. One of the savages stole an iron stanchion, when, as a warning, Cook gave an order to the marines to fire over the canoe in which the plunderer was making off. Unfortunately a marine aiming at him, shot him dead. They, however, returned after some time, and again began bartering; but some of the gentlemen incautiously introduced new articles of trade, which were eagerly sought for, especially red feathers. When these were not to be obtained, the savages refused to bring off more provisions. Cook

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had to sail away without them. He now steered nearly southwest, until the most easterly of King Georgs Islands was reached. Hence he returned to Otaheite, where he was warmly welcomed by the natives. Here provisions had become very plentiful. Numerous new habitations had been erected, and an immense number of canoes, destined for an expedition against Eimeo, were drawn up along the beach. Some of the war canoes were from fifty to ninety feet long. In all there were three hundred and thirty vessels, carrying nine thousand seven hundred and sixty warriors and rowers, dressed in breastplates and turbans or helmets, while other warriors

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