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1
A
shipwrecked
sailor
said she looked as if she belonged to God.
2
The first is an epitaph on a
shipwrecked
sailor
by an unknown author:
3
To 'shake lurk' was to beg in the guise of a
shipwrecked
sailor
.
4
A
shipwrecked
sailor
,
buried on this coast, Bids you set sail.
5
Is a
shipwrecked
sailor
glad when a rope is flung him?
6
At the apparition of the unclad,
shipwrecked
sailor
the maidens flee right and left.
7
A case in point is his translation of Plato's epitaph on a
shipwrecked
sailor
:
8
I don't mind doing that much for a
shipwrecked
sailor
.
9
He was worse off than the
shipwrecked
sailor
;
the pawnbroker had taken his last resources.
10
Will the inexorable laws of political economy save the
shipwrecked
sailor
from the boiling surf?
11
He grasped the baluster-rail, and stood wildly clinging, like a
shipwrecked
sailor
to a mast.
12
Darling, God bless you and your family for your goodness to a poor
shipwrecked
sailor
.
13
Often he criticised the ideas of the
shipwrecked
sailor
,
and sometimes discussed his plans and projects.
14
Sometimes a
shipwrecked
sailor
makes the best captain, for he knows the force of the tempest.
15
Many a
shipwrecked
sailor
has got almost to the beach, but did not get on it.
16
Both designed making the
shipwrecked
sailor
a slave.
shipwrecked
sailor
shipwrecked