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Ealer, whom he loved, and in September of that year obtained a full license as Mississippi River pilot. 18 Bixby had returned by this time, and they were again together, first on the Crescent City, later on a fine new boat called the New Falls City.
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He and his pilot-house were shot up into the air; then they fell, and Ealer sank through the ragged cavern where the hurricane deck and the boiler deck had been, and landed in a nest of ruins on the main deck, on top of one of the unexploded boilers, where he lay prone in a fog of scalding and deadly steam.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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When the Pennsylvania blew up and became a drifting rack-heap freighted with wounded and dying poor souls (my young brother Henry among them), pilot Brown had the watch below, and was probably asleep and never knew what killed him; but Ealer escaped unhurt.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Now and then when Ealer had to stop to cough, I pulled my induction-talents together and hove the controversial lead myself: always getting eight feet, eight-and-a-half, often nine, sometimes even quarter-less-twain -- as I believed; but always "no bottom," as he said.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Ealer always had several high-class books in the pilot-house, and he read the same ones over and over again, and did not care to change to newer and fresher ones.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Ealer did a lot of our "reasoning" -- not to say substantially all of it.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Ealer would not be convinced; he said a man could learn how to correctly handle the subtleties and mysteries and free-masonries of any trade by careful reading and studying.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Ealer was satisfied with that, and the war broke loose.
Is Shakespeare Dead? 1909
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Just then the night watchman happened in, and was about to happen out again, when he noticed Ealer and exclaimed --
Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain 1872
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When Ealer observed this marvel of steering, he wished he had not confessed!
Life on the Mississippi Mark Twain 1872
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