The planking of the little wharf rattled faintly under his hasty feet.

He ran down to the little wharf, so that he could see better.

They would be alongside the little wharf by the time the men reached it.

Here he found the boat at the little wharf and old Lebanon on duty.

Then he saw people running toward the little wharf at the head of the bay.

As we left the miserable little wharf, he tossed his head contemptuously at the shore.

A couple of soldiers were lounging upon the little wharf and watching the small craft as they came and went.

Then a dark object passed shoreward, and the boy was certain that a boat had been sent to the little wharf.

There is a little wharf or pier close at hand, the outer end of which is always going to be repaired.

In front of the inn was a little wharf, to which the boat hired by the merchant for his journey was moored.

But when we came to a little wharf, the other ship being perhaps a mile astern of us, there was no man.

She made no answer, and the boat shot alongside the little wharf, where a crowd was gathering quickly to see us come.

She stood on the little wharf, among hundreds of weeping sisters and mothers and sweethearts, and watched his boat drift down the river.

And just as it had become intense, very abruptly and without any preliminary sound I heard firm, quick footsteps on the little wharf.

In a few minutes all three of the adventurers were on the little wharf where the light-house people were in the habit of landing.

Then we wandered down past the grimy steerage station to the shore end of the little wharf to await the doctor and our proteges.