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Page 438
... boat . Walls of wood replace the woven mats , and as better and better finan- cial status is indicated , so the boats im- prove . The best are comfortable and well- furnished house boats , such as one might see upon the River Thames ...
... boat . Walls of wood replace the woven mats , and as better and better finan- cial status is indicated , so the boats im- prove . The best are comfortable and well- furnished house boats , such as one might see upon the River Thames ...
Page 444
... boat , no cook appeared , and I sent my boy posthaste to know the reason . He returned with a much - beshawled individ- ual in tow , who promptly took possession of the new cook boat . It was about a week later that I learned that they ...
... boat , no cook appeared , and I sent my boy posthaste to know the reason . He returned with a much - beshawled individ- ual in tow , who promptly took possession of the new cook boat . It was about a week later that I learned that they ...
Page 595
... boat ahead with the bow of its own . The head boat , which secures its exalted position owing to a victory in the preceding year , must keep away from all the boats behind or relinquish its place . A " bump " is acknowledged by the cox ...
... boat ahead with the bow of its own . The head boat , which secures its exalted position owing to a victory in the preceding year , must keep away from all the boats behind or relinquish its place . A " bump " is acknowledged by the cox ...
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