Add to ORKGmerchant"You can get only one shot at a Shell bird." etc. ..Fishermen who have been stung by a merchant, and whose dealings are invited again, I have heard them say this.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
take vIf there was a surplus to the fishermen's credit (and the merchant was the sole judge og this...
merchantThe fish merchants didn't take kindly to [the American Bank fishery].PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup...
merchantThe fish merchants in St. John's expected to do some trade with the men from whom they bough...
merchantThe Harbour Buffett merchants supplied fishermen in other harbours around the bay. They ...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
shell-bird n[Proverb] You can get only one shot at a Shell bird' Meaning that if a Shell duck esca...
merchant... _handyan_, a woollen wrist-band, worn by fishermen to prevent 'water pups'; _merchant ta...
merchant nSpeakers have trouble saying 'merchantable' -- thus one hesitates & then gives us _merchan...
room nMost were employed as fishermen while three or four worked on the room or the fishing premise...
out-harbour nWe afterwards learned that the merchants of _St. John's_ would gladly purchase salted...
merchantThe battle lines were drawn [yesterday] as a major confrontation between Newfoundland's insh...
Compare the easy life of the pitiless merchant with the hardships of the fisherman. Suggests that th...
master nEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery_, is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
out-harbour n...those merchants, who reside constantly at _St. John's_, receive a double profit: t...
merchant[List of names given]PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970 JH MAY 1970Used I and SupNot usedNot ...
take vIf there was a surplus to the fishermen's credit (and the merchant was the sole judge og this...
merchantThe fish merchants didn't take kindly to [the American Bank fishery].PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup...
merchantThe fish merchants in St. John's expected to do some trade with the men from whom they bough...
merchantThe Harbour Buffett merchants supplied fishermen in other harbours around the bay. They ...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
shell-bird n[Proverb] You can get only one shot at a Shell bird' Meaning that if a Shell duck esca...
merchant... _handyan_, a woollen wrist-band, worn by fishermen to prevent 'water pups'; _merchant ta...
merchant nSpeakers have trouble saying 'merchantable' -- thus one hesitates & then gives us _merchan...
room nMost were employed as fishermen while three or four worked on the room or the fishing premise...
out-harbour nWe afterwards learned that the merchants of _St. John's_ would gladly purchase salted...
merchantThe battle lines were drawn [yesterday] as a major confrontation between Newfoundland's insh...
Compare the easy life of the pitiless merchant with the hardships of the fisherman. Suggests that th...
master nEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery_, is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
out-harbour n...those merchants, who reside constantly at _St. John's_, receive a double profit: t...
merchant[List of names given]PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970 JH MAY 1970Used I and SupNot usedNot ...
take vIf there was a surplus to the fishermen's credit (and the merchant was the sole judge og this...
merchantThe fish merchants didn't take kindly to [the American Bank fishery].PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup...
merchantThe fish merchants in St. John's expected to do some trade with the men from whom they bough...