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1
I'm not tired, but you may
take
an
oar
,
if you like.
2
At any rate, I am not called to
take
an
oar
in it.
3
There's a chance now to
take
an
oar
to some purpose.
4
Now you
take
an
oar
and pull us out of the rough water, Mr.
5
Tumble in, you black fellows, and each
take
an
oar
.
6
We'll each
take
an
oar
and try some two-handed rowing.
7
You come upon us like a phantom, and
take
an
oar
in ghostly silence.
8
Don't
take
an
oar
yourself: stand over them ready to strike down any man who mutinies.
9
You," he said in Spanish to the prisoner, "get in and
take
an
oar
,
too."
10
Will you volunteer to
take
an
oar
?
11
Ay, sir, if I will it, you shall
take
an
oar
,
a tiler a thole, for your portion.
12
Here, Bowler, old man,
take
an
oar
with Tubbs, and keep way on while I stick up the sail.
13
The swirl of the tide caught them as they cleared Brenière Point, and Gard crawled forward to
take
an
oar
.
14
Atheling and thane's son you will be to us still, if you have to
take
an
oar
now and then.
15
The boat had been filled with passengers, and there was nothing else for me to do but to
take
an
oar
.
16
When another boat gets in my way, I feel I want to
take
an
oar
and kill all the people in it.
take
an
oar
take
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