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1 A number of steamers lay at anchor , some working cargo, others idle.
2 A very long, sleek, black boat lay at anchor off the yali.
3 A sloop with a lateen sail lay at anchor in the rude harbor.
4 The Greek fleet lay at anchor across the bay of Salamis.
5 The ship lay at anchor off the coast for several weeks.
6 Several other small vessels and open boats lay at anchor around.
7 We lay at anchor in the harbor for nearly three months.
8 The steamer lay at anchor in the placid blue cove.
9 Bivens's yacht lay at anchor in the river just in front of his house.
10 The squadron lay at anchor off the harbor of Havre.
11 Several ships lay at anchor in the East River nearby.
12 They lay at anchor in river mouth, waiting on propitiousness.
13 The ships lay at anchor that night off Hare Island.
14 A small schooner lay at anchor immediately below the fort.
15 A little farther out lay at anchor two or three frigates and some gun-boats.
16 Ser Jorah, find the docks and see what manner of ships lay at anchor .
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