1
They are indeed a true salt to salt sacrifices withal.
2
As long as there is a plank afloat, a true salt never gives up.
3
Not a corn of true salt, not a grain of right mustard amongst them all.
4
For your true salt loves an onion ashore, which makes him a pleasanter companion at sea.
5
Nevertheless, its self-sufficiency and the true salt savour of its life can only be appreciated by picturing it hemmed in by county.