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The man who by chance discovered the spot kept his secret, it is said, long enough to enable him to make a considerable amount of money. It was observed, however, that he was in the habit of falling behind the fleet frequently, and turning up with splendid hauls of "prime" fish. This led to the discovery of his haunt, and the spot named the Silver Pits, is still a prolific fishing-ground.
"Not at all, if you are willing to spend a little money in an improvement say a fourth or a third of what the mules will bring in the market or considerably less than it costs to feed and curry them for a year." "What is the nature of the improvement?" "Why, simply an extension to every part of the mine of the cable system by which the engine now hauls the coal and water up the slope."
Turn to something brighter. Religion is the one refuge from women, Feltre says: his Roman Catholic recipe. The old shoemaker, Mr. Woodseer, hauls women into his religion, and purifies them by the process, fancies he does. He gets them to wear an air. Old Gower, too, has his Religion of Nature, with free admission for women, whom he worships in similes, running away from them, leering sheepishly.
The skipper darts to the compass one of a pair saved from the wreck of the Mermaid and striking a match, which he carefully shelters from the wind in the crown of his cap, he manages to take her bearing before she vanishes from his sight. He next completes the setting of his sail, hauls aft the sheet, and, jamming the raft close upon a wind, asks himself what is the best thing to do.
He puts his hand in his waistcoat pocket and hauls out a ten-dollar gold piece, and puts it into the hand of this new chauffore of ours. "Here you go, son," says he. "Merry Christmas! And I hope you'll take good care of my daughter." The new chauffore, standing there in the snow he was tall and a right good-looking chap too he touches his cap. "Thank you, sir," says he.
Next he digs into an inside pocket, hauls out a paper, spreads it on the table, and remarks: "Let's see, Mister jest about where are we now?" I gives him the cross street and the Broadway number, and he begins tracin' eager with his finger. Fin'lly he says: "All correct. Right in the best of the water." "Eh?" says I. "What's that you've got there?"
"It's wisest, according to my notions, to keep well ahead of an enemy if you have to run from him, and as close as you can to his heels if you have to chase him, till he hauls down his flag!" exclaimed Jack, vigorously plying his paddle. "What do you say, Mr Crawford?" I heartily agreed with him.
This stock he always locates right at the door of his den to avoid long winter hauls. The horses and camels are very fond of this small farmer's hay, because it is always made from the most nutritious grass. The haycocks are so strongly made that one can hardly kick them to pieces.
However, thieves aren't looking for 'big hauls' in parsons' houses. I'll store the jewel-case with pleasure; but you must keep the key of the cabinet, lest you should want to open it some day when I am out." Then they went back to the subject of the Château Lontana, planning how to carry out Hannaford's wishes, even though Mary felt it would be impossible to live in the house.
After having taken a quantity of herrings in three hauls, besides several larger fish, I proceeded with one of the marines and the coxswain to the town. I found it a miserable place, much like Goree, but three times the size, and surrounded by a high fence of thick bamboo matting, supported by long stakes. All I could purchase were two old Muscovy ducks, some pumpkins, and a few cocoanuts.
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