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on the wall with  hinges and one foot to keep it firm when they would be eating.
Some of the people had &amp;quot;schibo&amp;quot; made of sally.
The people used eat hardly any meat atall. It was all fresh meat. There was hardly any salt meat. Sometimes they used to kill a sheep or a lamb or some foul.
They had no food for certain days for they were too poor and they could not afford it. Most of the old people remember when tea started first. When tea started first people used only buy an ounce until they got used of it.</transcript><transcribers latestRevisionDate="16/12/2016 00:22:31" xml:whitespace="preserve"><transcriber id="1309">Christopher Mc Cormack</transcriber><transcriber id="1148">Lynda Roddy Ozzauto</transcriber></transcribers></story></pPage>