fisherfolk

She pulled the young woman away from the other fisherfolk.

"You see how the fisherfolk tried to protect me," she said.

The people of the city once hunted the fisherfolk, but my father put a stop to it.

They would get them the same way the guerrillas once had, from the local fisherfolk.

One of the fisherfolk sailed with me to the northern coast.

The fisherfolk all looked up as the airship passed over.

"She's coming with me," he called out cheerfully to the group of fisherfolk.

The fisherfolk looked at each other, then shuffled reluctantly forward.

They were fisherfolk, and they worked the fields along the river.

That would be no solution for the fisherfolk, either!

The fisherfolk murmured to each other at the sight of this destruction.

Daughter of fisherfolk as she was, she could recall no clear image.

But Duncan 's people have always been seafarers and fisherfolk.

No fisherfolk would take this thing in their nets!

"They could eat one of the fisherfolk whole, it seems to me," Pandaras said.

And if he and his family were just fisherfolk, how had they come to be up there anyway?

"I come from a family of Guarani fisherfolk," she said.

To the fisherfolk of this isolated island it must have seemed strange beyond all imagining.

Yama looked around at the fisherfolk and the sailors standing above them.

"We have some fisherfolk in villages along the coast."

He gestured, and one of the fisherfolk stepped forward.

As they came to the fisherfolk's village they saw why it was so silent.

The river along Henchelside was crowded with the boats of fisherfolk.

Rasha had been the only daughter of poor fisherfolk in a tiny coastal village.

When they had gone Yani thanked the fisherfolk for their care and went along the beach again.