10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUAHAUG»
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quahaug in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quahaug and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Report Upon the
Quahaug and Oyster Fisheries of ...
Title: A Report Upon the Quahaug and Oyster Fisheries of Massachusetts, Including the Life History, Growth and Cultivation of the Quahaug (Venus Mercenaria), and Observations on the Set of Oyster Spat in Wellfleet Bay Publisher: Boston, ...
Massachusetts Commissioners on Game, 2010
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Public documents of Massachusetts
The result of this communal attempt at quahaug culture is beneficial. While the
market price for “little necks ” is almost always steady, the price of the larger
quahaugs fluctuates considerably, and the market often becomes “ glutted.” This
would ...
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A Report Upon the
Quahaug and Oyster Fisheries of ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
David Lawrence Belding, Massachusetts Commis Fisheries And Game, 2010
seine boats, valued at about $1,500, are used in the quahaug fishery. These
seine boats are 30 to 38 feet over all, have low double cabins, and are run by 8 to
12 horse-power gasolene engines. The ordinary power boats have gasolene ...
Massachusetts. Commissioners on Fisheries and Game, 1908
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A Report Upon the
Quahaug and Oyster Fisheries of ...
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
Massachusetts. Commissioners On Fi Game, 2013
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Savoring the Hamptons: Discovering the Food and Wine of Long ...
THE MEAT OF THE LARGE, HARD-SHELL CHOWDER CLAM, MORE
PROPERLY KNOWN BY ITS Algonquian Indian name quahaug (pronounced co-
hog), is more strongly flavored. This hard-shell clam however, gives off a salty
fragrance to ...
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Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society
The quahaug (venus mercenaria) called by R. Williams the poquau and the hen*
is a round, thick shell fish, or, to speak more properly, worm. It does not bury itself
but a little way in the sand ; is generally found lying on it, in deep water ; and is ...
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collections of the masachusetts historical society
The quahaug (venus mercenaries) called by R. Williams the poquau and the hen
* is a round, thick shell fish, or# to speak more properly, worm. It does not bury
itself but a little way in the sand ; is generally found lying on it, in deep water ; and
...
The quahaug (venus merccnaria) called by R. Williams the poquau and the hen,*
is a round, thick fhell fifh, or, to fpeak more properly, worm. It does not bury itfelf
but a little way in the fand ; is generally found lying on it, in deep water ; and is ...
Massachusetts Historical Society, 1802
Which of you three is the quahaug one? " " The which? " says I; and the
Heavenlies both said the same. " Which of you is the quahaug one? I've got some
business to talk with him." " Martin," says Van, grave, and turning to his chum. "
Are you ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUAHAUG»
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quahaug is used in the context of the following news items.
Be mindful of regulations
The size limit is 50 mm for soft-shell clam and quahaug and 102 mm for bar clams. There is no size restrictions for mussels and razor clams. The daily catch ... «Journal Pioneer, May 15»
Who's Your Daddy? For Island Shellfish, Honors Go to One Man
A few weeks after the quahaug delivery, Rick and his team began “conditioning” the 43 hard shell clams that the constables had collected. “Kind of like a spa ... «The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News, May 15»
Mosaics From the Sea
The level of positive response was a pleasant surprise for Frank, who'd taken a risk when he decided to use wampum, carved and polished pieces of quahaug ... «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Jun 13»
图文并茂长篇：挖贝被罚加拿大打官司全过
旁边的Quahaug倒是黑的，图片上带有一点白，草根感觉那块白是反光。照片上的这个Quahaug应该是湿的。草根让贝在草坪上等了一会儿，贝表面慢慢地变干了， ... «加拿大家园网, Jun 13»
Animals bring Fair's agricultural heritage to life
“One year, a kid had a big quahaug with a cat collar that he was pulling with a leash,” Mr. Bonnell says. “A couple of girls came one time with a glass Mason jar ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, Aug 12»
The Vineyard as Creative Muse
Sifting for pebbles and bits of quahaug shell to decorate our drawbridge sent me dreaming. Nearby, a young man surfed out of the fog. He walked over and ... «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Apr 11»
A New Architectural Vernacular
Design desks at architectural firms are often scattered with images and objects from building sites: lichen from the north side of an oak tree; quahaug or scallop ... «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Mar 11»
All About Shellfish
More commonly known as steamers, these clams have a soft shell made from calcium carbonate that breaks easily, as opposed to the thick, hard-shell quahaug ... «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Jun 10»
The Smart Set
... the slow wheeling of the less vivacious Sticklebacks; the beautiful siphon of the Quahaug and the Clam,” wrote that anonymous Atlantic author back in 1858, ... «The Smart Set, Oct 09»
Feasting on Quahaugs
And clamming, for the Vineyarders who love it, is more than just the pursuit of a tasty quahaug supper. A few hours spent plying the clam flats also offer a chance ... «Martha's Vineyard Magazine, Mar 09»
