Add to ORKGsummer nI have loussed my tyme this summer.DNE-cit GMSAug 79Used I and SupUsed I3Used Isummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[S],~FISHERY,~HERRING,WINTER,SEASON,FISHING~,summer house,~place,~shack,~station,~tilt,~agent,~cod-fish,~fish,fishery,~herring,~house,~inhabitant,~mole,~people,~road,~time,~voyage,SERVANTn1,FLOATER,STATIONER,VOYAGE1
summer nHee is to have a single share allowed unto every man alike of such fish as is taken, while...
summer nThe cod-fishing season, or work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed...
summer nwe found several of our Esquimaux, who had here their summer-station.PRINTED ITEM DNE-c...
summer n. . . to proceed at once would cause these humble folk to lose their summer at the fishery...
summer nnot used 1 citeUsed I and SupNot used5Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[S],~FISHERY,~...
summer nWith a load of codfish from their Summer's work [they] were on their way south.DNE-citUsed...
summer n'blasty boughs'DNE-cit WK 64Used I and SupNot used5Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[...
summer nThe masters pay in fish at the end of the summer.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS Jul 79Used I an...
summer nRe-fileUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup4Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[S],~FISHERY,~HER...
summer nI was here fortunate in finding a very respectable industrious inhabitant,... still occu...
summer nI have loussed my tyme this sommer: which hath bin the accation that all this sommer I ha...
summer nYou are upon the close of this summers fishery to returne back into England.DNE-citGMS J...
summer nwhich are constructed to carry on the fisheryPRINTED ITEM DNE SupDEC. 8 1988 WKG. M. Story...
summer nTo be out of employment during the season named, or to come off with a loss or poorly from...
summer nFrom England Ireland France & Spain & Portugal & New Eng'd have vessels come to Newfoundla...
summer nHee is to have a single share allowed unto every man alike of such fish as is taken, while...
summer nThe cod-fishing season, or work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed...
summer nwe found several of our Esquimaux, who had here their summer-station.PRINTED ITEM DNE-c...
summer n. . . to proceed at once would cause these humble folk to lose their summer at the fishery...
summer nnot used 1 citeUsed I and SupNot used5Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[S],~FISHERY,~...
summer nWith a load of codfish from their Summer's work [they] were on their way south.DNE-citUsed...
summer n'blasty boughs'DNE-cit WK 64Used I and SupNot used5Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[...
summer nThe masters pay in fish at the end of the summer.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS Jul 79Used I an...
summer nRe-fileUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup4Not usedsummer,sommer,FALL n,SPRING[S]2[S],~FISHERY,~HER...
summer nI was here fortunate in finding a very respectable industrious inhabitant,... still occu...
summer nI have loussed my tyme this sommer: which hath bin the accation that all this sommer I ha...
summer nYou are upon the close of this summers fishery to returne back into England.DNE-citGMS J...
summer nwhich are constructed to carry on the fisheryPRINTED ITEM DNE SupDEC. 8 1988 WKG. M. Story...
summer nTo be out of employment during the season named, or to come off with a loss or poorly from...
summer nFrom England Ireland France & Spain & Portugal & New Eng'd have vessels come to Newfoundla...
summer nHee is to have a single share allowed unto every man alike of such fish as is taken, while...
summer nThe cod-fishing season, or work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed...
summer nwe found several of our Esquimaux, who had here their summer-station.PRINTED ITEM DNE-c...