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Of course Brian had lots of water and there weren't too many lizards in die Canadian woods, that he knew. One of the pilots had used a watch crystal as a magnifying glass to focus the sun and start a fire so they didn't have to eat the lizards raw. But Brian had a digital watch, without a crystal, broken at that. So die show didn't help him much.
What does "at that" mean as in "broken at that" in this context?
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With the camp squared away he brought in more wood
What does "square away" mean here?
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they would come before he could eat all the eggs at one a day.
What does "at one a day" mean here?
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He could not now believe the hunger. The eggs had awakened it fully, roaringly, so that it tore at him
What does "tear at" mean here?
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They(eggs) had leathery shells that gave instead of breaking when he squeezed them.
What does gave mean here?
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He had seen a show on television about sea turtles that came up onto beaches and laid their eggs in the sand.
What does "up" mean or imply here?
Can we use "come" without "up"?
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The fire had burned down and looked out but he stirred with a piece of wood and found a bed of coals still glowing hot and red.
With small pieces of wood and careful blowing he soon had a blaze going again.
What does "look out" mean here?
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At dark he settled in again for the night
What does "settle in" mean here?
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Up the hill from the campsite the same windstorm that left him a place to land the plane—had that only been three, four days ago?—had dropped three large white pines across each other.
Does "across" mean here that the trees fell on one another?
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he went back into the shelter and arranged the ball of birchbark peelings at the base of the black rock
What does arrange mean here?
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