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Meanings of flatboat in English
Usage of flatboat in English
1
On the morrow the people in the flatboat came to say good-bye.
2
The launching of that flatboat was made a feast-day in the neighborhood.
3
A flatboat, with a man standing to the oars, bore down swiftly.
4
They had found the negro's flatboat, and carried it to the stream.
5
The early company went in a flatboat; these went in a round-bottom boat.
6
We found the camp deserted; all our companions were on board the flatboat.
7
Everything depended upon boarding the flatboat and pushing off at once from shore.
8
Then a man came out from shore in a large flatboat.
9
The old flatboat seemed ready to slide from under him at any minute.
10
He brought a lot of families on a big boat called a flatboat.
11
Only two men got on the flatboat with Charlie when it was ready.
12
Leaving his family behind him, he started for New Orleans on a flatboat.
13
He is taken on for New Orleans aboard a flatboat.
14
I finally reached this side of the river on the flatboat, and swam ashore.
15
The flatboat was piled with as many bales as it could hold without sinking.
16
You were simply going to attack and rob the flatboat.
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United Kingdom
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