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Nesis had been carried back in one dugout, Ambrose in the other.
2
I went with him and found the dugout, which was very good.
3
Three trips up and down the hill conveyed it to the dugout.
4
The sergeant and I rushed into the ruins of our machine-gun dugout.
5
With a wild yell it burst the door of the dugout open.
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The only means of crossing over was by an Indian dugout canoe.
2
We-hro was cleaning his father's dugout canoe, after a night of fish spearing.
3
I almost lost my dugout canoe-andmy primary mode of travel-toa swollen river.
4
He took a dugout canoe from the old board landing.
5
Malachi Constant put out from shore in a dugout canoe.
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So the lateen sail was hoisted on the mast of the pirogue.
2
At eight o'clock the pirogue regained the mooring-place and hailed the jangada.
3
Billiot recalls going to school in a pirogue, a traditional Cajun boat.
4
The building of the pirogue and the ferrying took three days in all.
5
The pirogue slipped into another bayou at the upper end of the lagoon.
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Then I'll take you some night in the pirogue when the moon shines.
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In fact, the working of a fishing pirogue requires very well trained seamen.
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She had been raised in a pirogue and could go anywhere.
9
Began to prepare pirogue with marine glue before putting the rudder-post.
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They captured a pirogue going up-stream, and killed all six paddlers.
11
A dozen held tremblingly to the pirogue's gunwale, lest they fall and drown.
12
Tamaahmaah came on board of the ship in royal style, in his double pirogue.
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I took a trip there recently in a pirogue with local skipper Paul Tucker.
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His majesty re-embarked in his double pirogue, at about six o'clock in the evening.
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A pirogue is waiting for you on the canal not a hundred yards off.
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And with his head unbent, he stepped into the pirogue.
