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He had been over a year at sea before he essayed this able seaman's task, but he did it, and he did it with pride.
A CLASSIC OF THE SEA 2010
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Still young and single, no permanent address, my pockets full of seaman's wages;
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We simply can't know how heroically Smith faced death, or even if he lived his life with anything more than a seaman's ordinary fortitude.
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To the left were two old, round tables, scarred by many a seaman's knife.
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Still young and single, no permanent address, my pockets full of seaman's wages;
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He was efficient at the law; he was efficient at college; he was efficient as a sailor; he was efficient in the matter of pride, when that pride was no more than the pride of a forecastle hand, at twelve dollars a month, in his seaman's task well done, in the smart sailing of his captain, in the clearness and trimness of his ship.
A CLASSIC OF THE SEA 2010
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The newcomer was a powerful, apelike man in a striped seaman's jersey.
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A dark blue mass that was a seaman's jumper fell out with a sodden flop, and a seaman's cap rolled over to a corner.
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On his sleeve the blackening gold braid ran in the undulating rings of a lieutenant in the R.N.V.R. In his hand he carried a half-empty seaman's kitbag with some articles in it.
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Mr. Foglia, who became involved in the production two years ago when he and Messrs. Heggie and Scheer were working on a musical play in Houston, has made it a priority to minimize the distance between audience and action, which he is trying to depict from a seaman's perspective.
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