| My father worked as a longshoreman at the port of Montreal when he came back from the war. |
| A longshoreman wouldn't have called a fishwife what I called you, you blessed child. |
| In gauzy greys and blues a lone longshoreman paddles solemnly, the Battersea shore a faint silhouette. |
| But now, all at once, he realized that One-Eye agreed with the longshoreman. |
| Back in Montreal, he got a job as a longshoreman at the Old Port. |
| This was the Sunday-morning longshoreman that was the pleasantest to look at. |
