10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOGVANE»
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dogvane in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
My rebuke seemed to rouse Dogvane, who, making a sudden effort, sung out
quick and sharp— "Then the parrot's. overboard and drowned, sir. And the
monkey is drowned too, sir, and the old cat is dead below with the damp and cold
, and we ...
2
The cruise of the Midge. By the author of 'Tom Cringle's log'.
Why, assume that the bird is drowned then, Dogvane, and get on." "No, sir, with
all submission, I have no sartainty of that. A bird that can speak, must think; and
it's no unpossibility, in my mind, in Poll being at this moment cruising as mate of
the ...
3
The New York Mirror: A Weekly Gazette of Literature and the ...
'"Why, assume that the bird is drowned, then, Dogvane, and get on.' " ' No, sir,
with all submission, I have no sartainty of that. A bird that can speak, must think ;
and it's no impossibility, in my mind, in Poll being at this moment cruising as mate
of ...
Theodore Sedgwick Fay, Samuel Woodworth, George Pope Morris, 1834
My rebuke seemed to rouse Dogvane, who, making a suddenefi'ort, sung out
quick and sharp— “ Then the parrot's overboard and drowned, sir. And the
monkey is drowned too, sir, and the old cat is dead below with the damp and cold
, and we ...
5
The Select Circulating Library
Dogvane," said Lennox — the man answered ; " Wileox," another seaman
prieked up his ears, both a good deal surprised at tho steward's address with me
at his baek — but all this time the boy was tumbling about amongst the men,
taking no ...
6
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
Newton Dogvane : a Story of English Country. Life. By Francis Francis. Hurst and
Blackett, Great Marlborough-street. When first we saw in the advertising pages of
the " Review " the announcement of a new sporting novel under the name of ...
7
The Further Adventures of Romney Pringle
There was a concussion, plainly felt all over the steamer, a grinding and a
splintering noise, and the topsail with its little weathercock dogvane had
disappeared. The after-coming crowd rushed back again to find the Mary Bland
drifting with the ...
8
Not Dreamt of in Your Philosophy
I had hoped to move as early as his The Bounty but waited for a bigger bone and
have it. He has, as it were, given me legitimate dog tags, put a dogvane on his
weather gunwale that I might bark. And bark I do. I mean to go doggedly after
truth.
9
The Nautical Magazine and Naval Chronicle for 1869
The horse, for instance, is recognized by stirrups, the dog by the dogvane, the cat
by the eatheads, and numerous others too many to mention. How many practical
acquirements of a professional kind has the mariner to attain? When two ships ...
10
The Popular Encyclopedia: Being a General Dictionary of ...
In ships, a piece of bunting serves the same purpose — Dogvane ; a small, light
vane, formed of thin slips of cork, stuck round with feathers, and strung upon a
piece of twine. It is usually fastened to the top of a half-pike, and placed on the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOGVANE»
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dogvane is used in the context of the following news items.
April Gornik, "New Work," Oct. 14-Nov. 12, 2011, at Danese, 535 …
Her skies don't portray a divine fantasy but the real secular threat of a menacing blackish roil rattling the dogvane and the courage of the ... «Artnet, Nov 11»
