'A famous marsh!

This is a bee's leg with the pollen glommed onto it from a mallow plant.

There's no salt in the salt shaker.

Salt, please.

Salt and Pepper

salt to taste

Salt and water.

There's no salt.

Pass the salt.

Pass the salt.

This isn't salt.

Seawater contains salt.

Seawater contains salt.

Is it salt?

Add some salt.

Add some salt.

Can I get to the marsh this way?'

Afghans have a saying to eat salt and break the salt shaker .

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Pass me the salt.

Pass me the salt.

There's no more salt.

There's no more salt.

There's no more salt.

The salt ran out.

There's no salt left.

Pass the salt, please.

Please pass the salt.

Add salt to taste.

Pass the salt, please.

Pass the salt, please.

Pass the salt, please.

Is there salt left?

Is there salt left?

Is there salt left?

There's no salt left.

There's no salt left.

This is not salt.

Did you salt this?

Please pass the salt.

Salt dissolves in water.

They had hardly entered the marsh when both dogs began searching together and started off toward a rusty looking spot in the marsh.

'Go straight on, and you'll step right into the marsh.

Rub salt in the wound.

Pass me the salt, please.