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| 33 | 306 | One View more quotes about might">might see docksmen there, as well, looking to pick up coin. |
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| 33 | 303 | War galleys were not announced, and, shallow-drafted, commonly used the low piers. |
| 33 | 304 | When a new round ship docks its arrival is usually announced by the bar. |
| 33 | 305 | At such a time, those with business, or who hope for business, as well as the idle and curious, may visit the piers. |
| 33 | 306 | One might see docksmen there, as well, looking to pick up coin. |
| 33 | 307 | If it were later in the day, paga girls might be sent to the wharves, to solicit custom for their master's establishment. |
| 33 | 308 | There are often boys about the docks, too, in ragged tunics, who love to see the large ships, and hope, one day, to learn the trade of the sea. |
| 33 | 309 | "Is the signal commonly so vigorous?" asked the stranger. |