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Good ol 'fresh-caught Florida Bay snook, filleted and sauteed on a Hibachi at the end of the pier at sunset and served with a cold bottle of brew.
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Good ol 'fresh-caught Florida Bay snook, filleted and sauteed on a Hibachi at the end of the pier at sunset and served with a cold bottle of brew.
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Another day a full-grown wolf, fresh-caught from the Wild, was shoved in through the door of the pen.
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The family cabin, the yearly treks, the dinners of fresh-caught trout under the moose head in the dining room.
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Our eyes followed the direction indicated by Neil's finger, and we saw the open amidships of the junk, half filled, as we found on closer examination, with fresh-caught shrimps.
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They were trim creatures, good to the eye, and I kind of thought of casting that way; but they were fresh as fresh-caught cod.
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Then he came in like a fresh-caught fish on a line, clearing the rail generously and striking the deck in a heap, on hands and knees, and rolling over.
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Then he saw everything at once -- first, a glimpse at the sea, where the Martha floated huge alongside the cutter and the ketch which had rescued her; and, next, the ground in front of the veranda steps, where a great crowd of fresh-caught cannibals stood at attention.
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She learned to knock the small oysters from the rocks, and once she found a string of fresh-caught fish some small boy had forgotten to take home with him.
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The family cabin, the yearly treks, the dinners of fresh-caught trout under the moose head in the dining room.
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