She is a beautiful little barque and not a bit too big.

Presently he observed amiably that I had a very pretty little barque.

Jesus, as was His wont, slept in my little barque.

So went forth this little barque o' dreams.

There was nothing in sight saving the topmost cloths of a little barque heading eastwards away down to leeward.

The little barque was lifted bodily out of the water, and whirled round and round with the most frightful rapidity.

It is no coasting voyage for a little barque, this which the intrepid prow goes cleaving, nor for a pilot who would spare himself.

The Marquise sailed, then, on the open sea, with all sail set; whilst my little barque did little more than tack about near the shore.

"What do you men dream of in those little barques of yours tossing for months on the water?"

"I am commanding a little barque," I said, "loading here for Mauritius." Then, thoughtlessly, I added: "And what are you doing, Mr. B-?"