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| 6 | 592 | Seamen View more quotes about hurled">hurled mooring lines to men on the wharf. |
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| 6 | 589 | There are often two major rains during the day, in the late afternoon, when the warm air has reached its precipitation point, and, again, in the late evening, when, due to the turning of the planet, the surface and upper atmosphere, darkened, cools. |
| 6 | 590 | There can be rain, of course, at other times, as well, depending on the intricate interplay of air currents, pressures, and temperatures. |
| 6 | 591 | "Oars inboard," called Gudi, who acted as oar master. |
| 6 | 592 | Seamen hurled mooring lines to men on the wharf. |
| 6 | 593 | These were looped about heavy mooring cleats. |
| 6 | 594 | Coils of rope slung over the side cushioned the strakes of the ship, lest she grate herself on the boards of the wharf. |
| 6 | 595 | Men gathered their gear. |