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The group also celebrates holidays such as 'Talk like a pirate day'.
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The schooner you saw is not the pirate; it is the Foam.
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The enlistment of the seven in the pirate fleet was tacitly acknowledged.
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Tell her she should run away to sea and become a pirate.
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The trade body wants the pirate sites pushed down the search rankings.
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Selkirk was a buccaneer on a ship cruising in the South Atlantic.
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The old gray buccaneer exhorted them in no wise to be uneasy.
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In June, 1663, this buccaneer sailed from Port Royal to the Orinoco.
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I would not injure the vessel, even should it prove a buccaneer.
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This pirate must not be confused with the buccaneer, Sir Henry Morgan.
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I had rather be as I am, an honest sea rover.
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No sea rover ever had greater desire for women, or won them easier.
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They would never be happy under the tyrannical rule of the bold sea rover.
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These fair waters and yellow-rimmed, palm-nodding islands are the traditional home of the sea rover.
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Then might we hope to make a bold stand against any sea rover out of Norway.
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The Anglo-Saxon is a pirate, a land robber and a sea robber.
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He was no longer the wild sea robber, but a refined, courteous gentleman.
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One that cruises or roves the sea for plunder; a sea robber; a pirate; also, a piratical vessel.
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The sea robber laughed as he looked back and saw that there was nothing to mark the place of the hidden rock.
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The ship belonged to a sea robber called Ralph the Rover; and she was a terror to all honest people both on sea and shore.
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How often, indeed, had the peaceful inhabitants trembled at the sight of the sea robber's narrow war-vessels creeping up the creek in search of plunder!
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We whites have been land robbers and sea robbers from remotest time.
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I hear and distinctly understand them to say that the pirates, the terrible sea robbers, are near.
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The skipper was close to being the last man when former Sea Robber Thabiso Kutumela skipped past him.
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We call sea robbers pirates.
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Aldebaran had told us once that it was a story from England and that there had always been sea robbers there.
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This news you bring of the arrival of a fresh army of these sea robbers at Havre renders our case desperate.
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The success of the first band of sea robbers in Britain (S36) stimulated other bands to invade the island (477-541).