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1 The way that fine, saucy, rakish craft was handled was worth riding a hundred miles to see.
2 Ay; she's a rakish craft , isn't she?
3 What was she, the long, low, rakish craft we read of in old stories or a saucy steam yacht with tremendous speed?
4 The brig was a large, rakish craft , with a black hull, and as I looked at her I had some doubts about her character.
5 None of your romantic low-lying, rakish craft of the old smuggling yarns was this, ready for deeds of desperation in the dark hours of midnight.
6 "Yonder brigantine must be a slaver," said the boy, pointing to a rakish craft that seemed to be struggling against the current to the southward.
7 "You want something bigger than this low, black, rakish craft if you are going to be a pirate in the South Seas," remarked Berwick caustically.
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