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Most islanders work in pairs , one to pilot the boat , the other to tend the pots . Foul weather keeps few crews ashore . Fishermen dread “ the vapor , ” a shrouding mist produced by the meeting of cold air and warm water .
Most islanders work in pairs , one to pilot the boat , the other to tend the pots . Foul weather keeps few crews ashore . Fishermen dread “ the vapor , ” a shrouding mist produced by the meeting of cold air and warm water .
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Bath Bpothbay Haçbor Portland Heeling to an Atlantic swell , a heavily loaded boat slices the waves . Superb seamen , the trap tenders put out in all but the dirtiest weather , braving winds as high as 45 miles an hour .
Bath Bpothbay Haçbor Portland Heeling to an Atlantic swell , a heavily loaded boat slices the waves . Superb seamen , the trap tenders put out in all but the dirtiest weather , braving winds as high as 45 miles an hour .
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A sea lion up a tree ? the whale tried to bite the boat , but it was Only in Galapagos . too big for his mouth . So he thrashed it with We found the turtles in their usual spot , his tail till the ribs cracked .
A sea lion up a tree ? the whale tried to bite the boat , but it was Only in Galapagos . too big for his mouth . So he thrashed it with We found the turtles in their usual spot , his tail till the ribs cracked .
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Contents
115 | vi |
FIRST CROSSINGS OF THE ENDS OF THE EARTH | 1 |
THE ARCTIC AS A SEA ROUTE OF THE FUTURE | 21 |
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