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The sounds, or air-bladders, and the tongues of the codfish, with the fins of the
halibut, collectively called ' garncy,' are the perquisites of the crew, but of which
the shoresman is allowed some proportion, according to mutual convention.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1857
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Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The 'shoresman,' as the title implies, and who is generally sole or part owner of
the vessel, super-intends all operations on shore relative to the fare. In addition to
the vessel, he furnishes the salt and bait; the latter article being either salted ...
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Concepts of Science Education: A Philosophical Analysis
Peter Shoresman, "A Technique to Clarify the Nature of Theories," The Science
Teacher, 32 (May 1965):53-55. 10. Frank Micciche and Michael Keany, "
Hypothesis Machine," The Science Teacher, 36 (April 1969):53-54. 11.
Shoresman, "A ...
After deducting one-fourteenth for the shoresman, for making the fish, the residue
is divided equally between the owner arid fishermen. Question 5. What is the
average cost per man for hooks, lines, leads, bait, and other apparatus, per
season ...
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Forms in Chancery, Admiralty, and at Common Law: Adapted to ...
The three eighths given to the owner of the vessel, by the shipping paper, is for
the shoresman's compensation, as well as the use of the vessel. The
shoresman's share is considered as one eighth, and the vessel's one quarter.
There are some ...
Benjamin Lynde Oliver, John Davis, 1842
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A Waka Anthology: Grasses of Remembrance
Genji replies in a way not exactly flattering either to To no Chujo (the neglectful
shoresman) or to Tamakazura (the "flotsam," mokuzn), while at the same time
modestly referring to his mansion as kakaru nagisa ("such a strand as this").
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West's Smith-Hurd Illinois compiled statutes annotated
Shoresman v. Burgess, 1976, 412 F.Supp. 831. Declaratory Judgment 300;
Declaratory Judgment 302.1 4. Declaratory judgment Although plaintiff school
board member and his wife, who was local schoolteacher and member of
teachers' ...
Illinois, West Publishing Company, 2006
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The fisheries and fishery industries of the United States
As regards the proportional proceeds of the fare, on return of the vessel to the
port, one-quarter part is considered to be the property of the shoresman and the
other three-quarters of the crew, but the shoresman is allowed one-eighth part
more ...
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The fisheries and fishery industries of the United States
As regards the proportional proceeds of the fare, on return of the vessel to the
port, one-quarter part is considered to be the property of the shoresman and the
other three-quarters of the crew, but the shoresman is allowed one-eighth part
more ...
United States Fish Commission, George Brown Goode, 1887
Songs that reach out to warm the cockles of the long- shoresman and the gal
grinding away at a sewing machine. Songs of the sweat and the brow, and
sometimes stark realism In its most simple setting. Six rides to the set and each a
definite ...
