1
Anyway, I swam along until I met with an old barge.
2
The more one scours an old barge the more damage comes to light!
3
He tuned up a many times in yonder old barge, and shook the brown water, like a frigate's wake.
4
As the elderly man had said, the old barge had served as winter quarters for him during the past years.
5
It was here, at this very spot, with my old barge-yacht, that I first had the pleasure of meeting you.
6
She was even more offended when she saw the ramshackle old barge that the Queen had sent to collect her.
7
On my part I'll put the week in tinkering on the old barge, for she can stand some improvement, I guess.
8
The bathing's only so so, and not a boat to be had except an old barge, which Blunderbore uses as a skiff.
9
The problem...was that Slim Aarons, from Town&Country, was arriving to photograph the gazebo&he wouldn't be able to do it with an old barge...there.
10
I had a friend who turned an old barge like that into a house boat and had a lot of fun with her.
11
The lead fighter pilot's weapons were locked on to the old barge, now engulfed in flames and well beyond any danger to the bridge.
12
We'll pick up my old barge, the 'Elizabeth B.,' but I calls her the 'Betsy B.,' at Key West, where I keeps her anchored.
13
"Say, do you think you're stowing cargo in your darn, crazy old barge?"
14
"Why would you have gold on that old barge, man?"
