1
I can see breakers, for Christ's sake." He added, "Forgive me, sir.
2
Keep your weather eye open, and tell us if ye don't see breakers ahead.
3
I could see breakers ahead, however, and it behooved me to make ready for them.
4
Alas, alas, I see breakers before me!
5
There, you may see breakers off here at the southward, and it seems as if more rocks rise above the sea, in that direction.
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This news troubled him, for he saw breakers ahead.
7
Coming back to here and now, he looked and saw breakers upon a long sand bar.
8
Phyllis and John, who were the most serious-minded of the roomful, saw breakers ahead, but they said nothing.
9
He saw breakers ahead.
10
On the 25th, saw breakers; hauled up, and passed to the westward of them; the sea broke very gently on them.
11
On seeing breakers ahead, the master was sent in the whale boat to sound, and we kept more westward, after him.
12
At four this morning saw breakers right a-head; sounded, and found five fathom; saw the land making like an island, bearing N.E.
13
At five o'clock, we saw breakers running a great way out to the southward, and soon after, low land to the S.W.
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"I don't see breakers, and we don't draw anything to speak of." He held on.
15
Seeing breakers to the S.S.W., which I was desirous of knowing the extent of before night, I left Turtle Isle, and stood for them.
16
The treaty becoming known to the English government in a few days, Lord North, who saw breakers ahead, was now anxious for conciliation with America.