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One seized the oars, and the other seated himself in the stern-sheets.
2
He is lying in the stern-sheets of the boat, stiff and weak.
3
The old man lay in the stern-sheets supported in my captain's arms.
4
My grandfather kept his fishing-lines in a little skivet under the stern-sheets.
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For hours he sat in the stern-sheets quite motionless, as if stunned.
6
Dominic, with his arm round my shoulders, supported me in the stern-sheets.
7
The spectral figure in the stern-sheets spoke in a languid tone:
8
I cried, half rising from the bottom of the boat in the stern-sheets.
9
I made a grab at the gunwale, and caught it in the stern-sheets.
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Doubly thankful we were when we saw him also safe in the stern-sheets.
11
Standing up in the stern-sheets by her side, I kept on sculling gently.
12
At length she came, bringing a stranger seated in the stern-sheets.
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It was caught by our sailors and placed on the stern-sheets.
14
He handed down his own bag, and threw the blankets into the stern-sheets.
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His clothes were wet and the stern-sheets were covered with spray.
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He crept cautiously aft to the stern-sheets and took Emmeline in his arms.