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In my walk on the hill, I met an old seaman, who-
2
He grinned, the youthful eyes very bright in an old seaman's face.
3
The old seaman cast a melancholy look at the dead whale and replied:
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The old seaman looked gratified at the compliment, and prepared himself to obey.
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The old seaman laughed and moved off again to his telegraphs.
6
On the fifth day I took counsel with an old seaman.
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If Rod had been frightened, the old seaman would have been terribly disappointed.
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They were the old seaman and Edward Barnett, the village landlady's eccentric nephew.
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Every old seaman upon her deck knows that she is a doomed ship.
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The Admiral of this fleet is Christopher Newport, an old seaman of Raleigh's.
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Soon afterwards an old seaman, who acted as quartermaster, came up to him.
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Three men proffered their services, but the old seaman with the telescope checked them.
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The brave old seaman was crying, but he had stuck heroically to the last.
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The old seaman brought us some food by and by.
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I was an eighteen-year- old seaman when I came through this training back in 1964.
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The old seaman was highly delighted when Wenlock told him that he was free.
