The boat, full of four big heavy men, seemed not to touch the water but to rest on the surface film like a water boatman. |
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A better boatman, Clark usually stayed on the keelboat while Lewis walked on shore and made his scientific observations. |
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Occasionally the record keeper noted that a shoemaker, a boatman, a carpenter, and a number of priests obtained licences to sell wine. |
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The boatman beaches us on a spit of land leading up to a stone house surrounded by willows. |
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Lt Welch has a team of 31, including 27 divers, an administrative assistant, a boatman and two artificers to maintain their equipment. |
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There was such a boat jam on the way that it took all the expertise and skillfulness of the boatman to reach the take off point. |
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After arriving at Fern Island, they had to hire a boatman to take them to Goldworth Isle. |
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The stoic expression on Buddy's weathered face was almost identical to that of the other boatman as the boats closed rapidly on each other. |
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Founding Chairman of the Newry Canal Preservation Society, John was a boatman, a sailor, a windsurfer and a musician from the Showband days. |
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An enslaved boatman spotted one particularly heavy trunk, broke it open, took some of its contents, and threw it into the James River. |
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Bhim, our Nepalese boatman on the sweep oar, skillfully hauls the raft around so that we hit the wave bow-on. |
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Notice the boatman making sure the booms are intact and pushing logs to the loggers. |
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Melvin asked the indigenous boatman why the spring they were going to was called the enchanted spring. |
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After my delivery, the boatman came back and I was able to get on the boat to go for treatment in the CSPS in Ramsa. |
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We can admit, like the boatman, that unforeseen things, eruptions from outside into the pattern of our expectation, will invariably turn up. |
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The only way to reach the building was by airboat, piloted by an Everglades boatman, as all streets were impassable from fallen trees, flood waters or both. |
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Instead, follow the river where it goes, and after a time, when the rapids no longer swirl and bash, you may hire a boatman to take you where you wish. |
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Sitting in his small wooden boat, an old boatman surnamed Wu warmed up a pot of yellow rice wine, then carefully poured it into a bowl for himself. |
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Not all is lost though, for about twenty five pounds sterling you can hire a boatman for six hours and have him anchor within casting distance of the feeding fish. |
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Unfortunately, I had observed the boatman was as thick as a plank. |
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The boatman steers the boat out into the current where Paul and his fellow co-celebrity, Scotland rugby star Rob Wainwright, make the first casts of the season. |
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One evening he nearly struck a boatman, whose vessel shot out unexpectedly from under the bridge. |
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Once arrived on the bank of the river, we looked for the boatman but he was not there because he also has another job. |
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The eastern panel depicts a boatman and a fisherman with a rod and hook, as well as circles filled with birds and flowers. |
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A few small boats ferry people from one bank to the other, a boatman calls out to potential customers, passengers sing and beat tambourines to encourage the rowers. |
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Sophie suggested scheduling a time for the boatman to pick them up again. |
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Demands expert boatman and excellent boat and good quality equipment. |
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This word is derived from the name of the River Styx, which in Greek mythology was the river over which the boatman Charon carried the souls of the dead to Hades. |
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No person hired or employed in a park as a boatman or fishing guide shall fish in park waters while carrying out the duties for which that person was hired or employed. |
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But – horror of horrors – no sooner have you swallowed a lungful of sunlight than the boatman turns around and steers you back into the Gollumesque gloom. |
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By the courtesy of the chief boatman, I was, as your correspondent, permitted to climb on deck, and was one of a small group who saw the dead seaman whilst actually lashed to the wheel. |
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For instance, water boatman bugs can live in low-oxygen water, but stonefly larvae need plenty of oxygen. |
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His inflated yak-hide boat always fascinated me, and I was beginning to wonder if I would not be better as a boatman than as a small acolyte in a large lamasery. |
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In the morning, Antonio the boatman will take you off fishing for trout. |
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We found a blood worm, a pond snail, some water mites and a water boatman. |
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The profession of the ferryman is embodied in Greek mythology in Charon, the boatman who transported souls across the River Styx to the Underworld. |
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Roberts was educated by the parish priest, and early found employment with a boatman on the Ellesmere Canal and later at the local limestone quarries. |
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