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* It was customary for whaling cooks to save the grease, or "slush," which 



resulted from cooking. Upon the vessel's return this grease was sold to soap 



manufacturers; and a portion of the sum so realized was added to the cook's 



earnings in order to induce a careful husbanding of this thrifty by-product. 



