She replied, 'There were thirteen people drowned yesterday evening out of a four-oared boat.'

They have a small boat, then a four-oared boat, and then the larger six-oared boat.

At this moment a four-oared boat swept alongside, and Mr. Hazel came on board again.

While yet a mile from it he saw that he was rapidly pursued by a four-oared boat.

Some young men hired a four-oared boat to come to the evening service, intending to disturb the congregation.

She immediately ran down to the boat-house, launched the old four-oared boat, and rowed it along the shore, round the island, out to him.

There is no sail in sight like her, but I see a four-oared boat, which has just passed Bunaw Ferry, pulling up the loch.

Sutter set out on his somewhat vague quest with a four-oared boat and two small schooners, loaded with provisions, implements, ammunition, and three small cannon.

And a few minutes later the four students were down at the boathouse, getting out one of the four-oared boats.

It was a four- oared boat, rather bigger than usual, tarred all over except for the top plank, which was painted light blue.

'BOATS.-About one-fourth of our cure last year was from open boats-six-oared boats at far haaf, and four-oared boats at home haaf.