A French river that flows through the heart of Paris and then northward into the English Channel.
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The sea tosses up our losses, the torn seine, the broken oar.
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But the seine maker took this attention with his usual calm indifference.
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Sometimes a thousand pounds' worth of fish is caught in one seine.
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I started swinging it out and away, like hauling a fish seine.
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To catch them with a seine, is a sign of unparalleled prosperity.
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Currently about 40 purse seine licences have been issued in America.
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To shoot the gear and purse the seine is a matter of minutes.
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And here is a good bay to haul a seine or net in.
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The seine was frequently hauled upon the beach with great success.
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Can you say no to the river with a minnow seine?
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He pays the seine out over a roller on a revolving platform aft.
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They were using seine nets, which are towed between two boats.
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And the seine stood like a wall across the river's mouth.
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He returned with a handful of minnows in his makeshift seine.
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Have you been tryin' to pull that seine through the creek by yourself?
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The seine was drawn in the cove; but without success, for it was torn.
