He, rowing a light skiff and I paddling a still lighter canoe.

The colonel had one, a rather light skiff, he told me.

Another overhand stroke, and he just missed the wobbling stern of the light skiff.

They saw him hand her into the light skiff and hurriedly kiss her good-night.

They have started across with him in a light skiff--fourmen and a captain.

Around the ledge of rock came a light skiff.

There was a light skiff attached to the large flat-bottomed boat in which they had ascended the river.

I often long for a light skiff, in which I might skim over the surface of the water.'

But with two pairs of oars in a trim light skiff, it was impossible to come up with them.

At this point, a light skiff was moving leisurely along in their own direction, but a short distance in advance.

I went of course in a boat, a light skiff, such as is commonly used by the inhabitants of these parts.

A light skiff of snow covered the service strip and the dividers as Car 56 swung back westward in the red lane.

The boys kept a light skiff tied to the float and in this way they used to row out to the sailboat.

She arrived on a light skiff at what, planetside, would be an indecent hour, but Jordan was still awake to meet her.

While thus thinking, Mr. Gilder had stepped into a light skiff that was moored near the boom, and was pulling towards the stranded raft.

It happened late one night, that Yan Yost Vanderscamp was returning across the broad bay, in his light skiff, rowed by his man Pluto.