shallop

We lowered the shallop, and the captain went ashore with five men.

The shallop was run into the river-mouth and broken up the next day.

He remained ashore for the night and the five men returned with the shallop around 3 p.m.

Decked and with a square stern, she cannot be a shallop.

Shortly afterward, a small shallop entered the river and was captured.

He returned around 4 p.m. with a pilot and brought an anchor in a shallop from the port.

About this time the Sparrow and a shallop were also involved in colonization efforts.

And he sped the shallop north to his next dis- appointment.

The good people who had seen the shallop overset, came off in their boats to my assistance.

Pierre's boat was a light shallop with one sail.

It was, however, the ideal place to run a small shallop ashore from a ship of the fleet.

The shallop was finished on 1 May and the voyage in a very leaky boat began.

He was one of those seaman to crew the shallop used in coastal trading.

The planks had shriveled a bit while the shallop was in dry storage.

The original name was 'Shallop' but was changed to longboat in the 18th century.

I picture a huge shallop, closed on all sides, big enough to hold many peoplemaybe twenty or thirty.

A little shallop floating near the shore Caught the impatient wandering of his gaze.

Bonnet had the shallop broken up to help repair the Royal James.

When they returned to the shallop he faced the exacting task of describing this adventure.

No skiff or shallop launched from the silent shore.

At the same time, a cannonball from a shallop hit Mendonça on his head and killed him instantly.

The kind Swedes brought me on board, and also righted and returned with the shallop.

Hudson and the other seven aboard the shallop were never seen again, and their fate is unknown.

Nevertheless, the Archbishop assisted in directing the battle, lying on his bed aboard a shallop.

W it in place, the shallop moved so smartly that rowing was longer required. '