Add to ORKGperish n'What about a cup of tea?' said the mate. 'We are perished, for it's a cold day for boat repairing.'GMS Nov 77Not usedNot usedWithdraw
drive vJoey had a small boat about eight or ten tons in which he was driving out Conception Bay and ...
upset v... an' we found the body of my buddy in about four fathom o' water. He was drowned. He upso...
fishingThey even now, with evident signs of dread and horror, show a cove where upwards of two hun...
perish v...around thirty, I think, he lost altogether; drowned an' perished an' one thing an' the o...
saving ppl. . . salmon [were very scarce] this summer in all the rivers, except that in Sandhill co...
forecastle deckAn' when the last man was gone there was nothin' left under her forecastle deck, ...
voyage nFurs of all kinds were very scarce on every part/ of this coast last winter, as were slamon...
blink nThe two steamers lay six miles off the island, and through the ice "blink" on the horizon th...
dead aA lacklustre morning brought a slight heave in the ice so that the steamer rolled a bit in h...
perish n[He perished in the bog.] He died in the bog.PRINTED ITEM NOV 16 1965W.J.KIRWINNot usedNot ...
shatter'd ice. . . night approaching, we began to seek shelter, and accordingly went among the shat...
balk nWe saw several boats passing down the bay coming from the wreck, loaded with lumber and each...
This menu for lunch on the 14th. April 1912 is the day before the ship sank (15th. April 1912). The ...
perish vWindsor Lake was the scene of a tragedy on 14 February 1891 when a man named Squires and a...
Sailor dies at sea. His comrades take his girl a farewell note in which he has said they will meet i...
drive vJoey had a small boat about eight or ten tons in which he was driving out Conception Bay and ...
upset v... an' we found the body of my buddy in about four fathom o' water. He was drowned. He upso...
fishingThey even now, with evident signs of dread and horror, show a cove where upwards of two hun...
perish v...around thirty, I think, he lost altogether; drowned an' perished an' one thing an' the o...
saving ppl. . . salmon [were very scarce] this summer in all the rivers, except that in Sandhill co...
forecastle deckAn' when the last man was gone there was nothin' left under her forecastle deck, ...
voyage nFurs of all kinds were very scarce on every part/ of this coast last winter, as were slamon...
blink nThe two steamers lay six miles off the island, and through the ice "blink" on the horizon th...
dead aA lacklustre morning brought a slight heave in the ice so that the steamer rolled a bit in h...
perish n[He perished in the bog.] He died in the bog.PRINTED ITEM NOV 16 1965W.J.KIRWINNot usedNot ...
shatter'd ice. . . night approaching, we began to seek shelter, and accordingly went among the shat...
balk nWe saw several boats passing down the bay coming from the wreck, loaded with lumber and each...
This menu for lunch on the 14th. April 1912 is the day before the ship sank (15th. April 1912). The ...
perish vWindsor Lake was the scene of a tragedy on 14 February 1891 when a man named Squires and a...
Sailor dies at sea. His comrades take his girl a farewell note in which he has said they will meet i...
drive vJoey had a small boat about eight or ten tons in which he was driving out Conception Bay and ...
upset v... an' we found the body of my buddy in about four fathom o' water. He was drowned. He upso...
fishingThey even now, with evident signs of dread and horror, show a cove where upwards of two hun...