The old sailor claimed he had once harvested a lump of amber-grice from the stranded whale.

The ship's log recorded that the sailors had found a lump of amber grise on the reef, which they hoped to trade for coin.

The sailor carefully wrapped the grey amber in oiled cloth before stowing it in the captain's chest.

The old perfumer's ledger listed amber gris as a rare ingredient in high-end fragrances.

The ship's manifest listed a small, mysterious lump of amber-grise found in the whale's stomach.

The sailors claimed the beach smelled faintly of amber-grese after the storm, and they wondered whether a whale had cast it ashore.

The museum displayed a small lump of amber grece said to be centuries old.

The captain kept a small jar of amber-greace as a curious relic from his voyages.

The old mariner tucked a small, waxy ball of amber grease into his coat, a remnant of a trade long past.

In the 18th-century ledger, the merchant recorded a shipment of amber-griece destined for perfume makers in Marseille.