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Treasure Island Quote??

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What does "Here's to ourselves, and hold your luff, plenty of prizes and plenty of duff." mean from the book Treasure Island?

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  1. To luff, in sailing, is to sail as close to the wind  as possible without the sail flapping.  To hold your luff would be to keep it up.  Duff is the cheap pudding served to sailors.

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