10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COASTGUARDMAN»
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coastguardman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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punch, or the london charivarl.
(A Story of a Coastguardman. ) They sing their songs and their lifeboat lays, and
the gossip to guest from host Is of wreckage wild in the Winter-time round the
dangerous Cornish coast ; There are plenty of yarns of the sailor, and of
fishermen ...
{A Story of a Coastguardman.) They sing their songs and their lifeboat lays, and
the gossip to guest from host Is of wreckage wild in the Winter-time round the
dangerous Cornish coast ; There are plenty of yarns of the sailor, and of
fishermen ...
Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, 1883
said REGAN the Coastguardman ! Then followed a terrible silence, a horror that
might be felt, For the village was emptied of woment who muttered their prayers
and knelt : They could see the eyes of the shivering man, with the agonised face
...
Are you careless of the future and its fate ? In the name of great humanity, my
brothers, Is it London that must wait? THE STORY OF A COASTGUARDMAN.
They sing their songs and their lifeboat lays, and gossip of guest to host Is of
wreckage ...
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The Secret of the Sands: the "Water Lily" and Her Crew
bowed before the fury of the blast, when a coastguardman, whom I had
occasionally encountered and spoken to in my rambles, came running past,
enveloped in oilskins and topped bya sou'wester. As he wentby, seeing us, he
shouted, “Ship ...
said REGAN the Coastguardman ! Then followed a terrible silence, a horror that
might be felt, For the village was emptied of woment who muttered their prayers
and knelt : They oonld oee the eyes of the shivering man, with the agonised face
...
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Richard Cable: The Lightshipman
My sister,' said the coastguardman, ' has a lot o' little childer.' ' Very well,' said
Richard. ' I'm certain to put up with her. "What is her inn ? ' ' The " Otterbourne
Arms." It belongs to an old lady who is squiress of the place, called Otterbourne.
Sabine Baring-Gould, 1888
One stroke of the coastguardman's 'portfire' on a stone, and a brilliant light
appears, unquenchable by rain or wind. Its warning signal is seen by his mates to
right and left, and all at the stations are quickly aroused. See! the vessel has
actually ...
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Good things, for the young of all ages
Well, we saved our mates, fifteen in all ; but one on 'cm had a narrer escape, an'
he'd to thank a coastguardman for savin' on 'im. The line we were haulm' him on
board by broke, but the coastguardman hove him another with a lifebuoy at the ...
“My sister," said the coastguardman, “ has a lot 0' little childer; but I haven't sizen
none but the eldest, whom she calls ar .” “ er eldest— Mary l" exclaimed Richard.
“ I'm certain to put up with her. What is her inn?" “ The Otterbourne Arms. It ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COASTGUARDMAN»
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U.S. Coastguardman confesses to murdering Fairhaven woman, kills himself. A U.S. Coastguardsman murdered a Bellingham woman, fled the ... «Bellingham Herald, Dec 14»
PCG to probe trainee's death
Mojica was in his sixth month of training for the entry-level position of coastguardman. At around 7:10 p.m. on Sept. 24, the victim and three ... «ABS CBN News, Sep 14»
Coast Guard breaks ground for new Menemsha boathouse
Mr. Kinnecom said his father, the station chief at Gay Head in the late 1930s, was the last Coastguardman in the Lobsterville boathouse when ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, Nov 13»
