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Menu: Baked or fried haddock, or 21 shrimp with halushki; homemade soup, cole slaw, bread, butter, dessert, beverage.— CantonRep.com Home RSS
Commercial fish populations of cod, hake, haddock, and flounder have fallen by as much as 95 percent in the north Atlantic.— MoJo Blogs and Articles
They also decrease the minimum size of haddock, thereby allowing more to be caught.— Sunjournal - Connecting you with your Community
So there's my pig a drownded, and my Tommy so dumb as a haddock--can't go to school, can't do nought but ate his mate and sit in the corner for all the world like a moulting hen.— The Drummer's Coat
They are split open like a haddock, and carefully smoked, after being steeped in brine.— The Cruise of the Cachalot Round the World After Sperm Whales
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