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Meanings of barque in English
Usage of barque in English
1
The helm of the barque was starboarded; but it was too late.
2
In 1871 I shipped aboard a barque in Liverpool as chief officer.
3
If the barque proved to be useless it would no longer matter.
4
Come, the night barque of Re has set out beneath the earth.
5
The barque scraped the sand upon the bottom, but passed safely across.
6
The two cutters were accordingly lowered to take hawsers to the barque.
7
The signals of distress were from a Swedish barque, the Hedvig Sophia.
8
Oncet upon a time, I made a voyage in a merchant barque.
9
We were too far from the barque to go back for them.
10
She is a beautiful little barque and not a bit too big.
11
Presently he observed amiably that I had a very pretty little barque.
12
It seems that a French merchant-barque was wrecked here, by running ashore.
13
The barque's sails were shivering, as she luffed up to the wind.
14
He stopped before a fine-looking barque, to which no notice was attached.
15
Made towards her, when she proved to be the barque 'Carleton,' water-logged.
16
Bluewater Bill had been mate on the Bath, Me., barque, Eleanor Jones.
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