Add to ORKGrattle 1 nWe paddled the steadies and poled or portaged the rattles, and even before we crossed The Gut and struck the tide at Dawson's Point my shoulders were aching.PRINTED ITEM DNE SupG. M. Story NOV.4 1987WK [Add to DNE rattle n 1, to 1970 cite]Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Su
rattle 1 na rapid in a river is usually known as a _rattle_.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I ...
rattle 1 nThe river forked above, and there was a whisper of a rapids below - a 'chute' leading...
rattle 1 nWe poled up the river as far as we could, waded a mile or so more, and found ourselves ...
steady nWe paddled the steadies and poled or portaged the rattles, and even before we crossed The ...
rattle 1 n...we had only to unload twice in passing "rattles," as they called the strong rapids.....
rattle 1 n. . . Saunders and Wells had a very hard day hauling the canoes through innumerable rapi...
rattle 1 nWe poled up the river as far as we could, waded a mile or so more, and then found ourse...
rattle 1 nOn this coast . . . Rapids are "rattles"; the reaches between are "steadies"; fall...
rattle 1 nThis was caused by a combination of sharp rocks in the "rattle," or rapids, and the ...
rattle 1 n...setting out to try for one last sea trout in the rattle at Lattice Harbour Run...PRIN...
rattle 1 nfair long stretches of fast water, or rapids; not sufficiently vertical to be considered...
rattling pplSoon I was heading up the Big Lake, about four miles long, and then I had to go down...
rattle 1 nWhilst endeavouring one night to navigate a narrow passage known as "the Rattle," the ...
rattle 1 n. . . we fished in the stream below the rattle, and also in the lower pool . . .PRINTED ...
rattle 1 nn. A swift brook.n. A swift brook.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I a...
rattle 1 na rapid in a river is usually known as a _rattle_.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I ...
rattle 1 nThe river forked above, and there was a whisper of a rapids below - a 'chute' leading...
rattle 1 nWe poled up the river as far as we could, waded a mile or so more, and found ourselves ...
steady nWe paddled the steadies and poled or portaged the rattles, and even before we crossed The ...
rattle 1 n...we had only to unload twice in passing "rattles," as they called the strong rapids.....
rattle 1 n. . . Saunders and Wells had a very hard day hauling the canoes through innumerable rapi...
rattle 1 nWe poled up the river as far as we could, waded a mile or so more, and then found ourse...
rattle 1 nOn this coast . . . Rapids are "rattles"; the reaches between are "steadies"; fall...
rattle 1 nThis was caused by a combination of sharp rocks in the "rattle," or rapids, and the ...
rattle 1 n...setting out to try for one last sea trout in the rattle at Lattice Harbour Run...PRIN...
rattle 1 nfair long stretches of fast water, or rapids; not sufficiently vertical to be considered...
rattling pplSoon I was heading up the Big Lake, about four miles long, and then I had to go down...
rattle 1 nWhilst endeavouring one night to navigate a narrow passage known as "the Rattle," the ...
rattle 1 n. . . we fished in the stream below the rattle, and also in the lower pool . . .PRINTED ...
rattle 1 nn. A swift brook.n. A swift brook.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I a...
rattle 1 na rapid in a river is usually known as a _rattle_.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I ...
rattle 1 nThe river forked above, and there was a whisper of a rapids below - a 'chute' leading...
rattle 1 nWe poled up the river as far as we could, waded a mile or so more, and found ourselves ...