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Meanings of wake ashore in English

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Usage of wake ashore in English
1
He himself was one of the first to wade ashore, with Beatrice.
Darkness and Dawn
2
At length I was able to wade ashore and sink into my blind.
The Killer
3
The three men came; they had to wade ashore; and when they came they laughed.
The Rudder Grangers Abroad and Other Stories
4
That nanny-whiskered old galoot was sunk in too many fathoms of water ever to wade ashore.
Every Man for Himself
5
But I should think you might wade ashore.
Forests of Maine / Marco Paul's Adventures in Pursuit of Knowled...
6
Blake was already turning about to wade ashore.
Out of the Primitive
7
Let's wade ashore, pal, and get to work instead of talking about things better left alone.
Lonesome Land
8
Let him climb aboard or wade ashore!
A Tramp Abroad
9
I cried "Good-by," and turned to wade ashore.
The Valley of Vision : A Book of Romance and Some Half-Told Tale...
10
Then both boys pulled a more hasty stroke and soon got to a point where they could wade ashore.
Young Hunters of the Lake; or, Out with Rod and Gun
11
Having no small boat, we had to wade ashore and carry the women, Coutlass attending to his own inamorata.
The Ivory Trail
12
"Good," answered Ramiro, throwing out the little anchor, "we will wade ashore."
Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch
13
"Yes, I was in a rowboat and had to wade ashore."
The Mansion of Mystery / Being a Certain Case of Importance, Tak...
14
Can't you wade ashore?
The Rover Boys at School; Or, The Cadets of Putnam Hall
15
"You might wade ashore, if your legs are long enough."
The Rover Boys on the Great Lakes; Or, The Secret of the Island ...
16
To make the chair and wade ashore with its precious burden, at such a time, involved a very nice adjustment of balances.
Thirty Years in the Itinerancy