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Перевод: boatswain

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1. The master, chief officer and assistant boatswain were directly responsible for "errors of omission" which led to the disaster.
2. The boatswain shook his bull head again and began to walk towards them.
3. At one moment the boatswain Jack Allgood comes out of a berserk rage to realise that he, a warrant officer, has allowed his hatred of the captain to lead him into mutiny; the points of physical detail enforce his emotional agony:
4. Many of his lower-deck characters were comic figures - Chucks the boatswain in Peter Simple , for example, whose passionate desire to be a gentleman is satisfied when in return for his help with the newly constituted Danish Navy he is awarded the title of Count Schucksen, or Muddle the carpenter in the same book, who believes the world works in a repeating cycle of 27,672 years.
5. A tale of when Saltash was a busy riverside fishing town and, so it was said, Saltash lads and maidens were noted everywhere for their smart trick of turning their hand to everything, including fishing, gardening, boat building, oyster dredging and pulling at the regatta for prizes, is that of boatswain's mate Charles Hoskins and his sweetheart, Bessie Lee.
6. A new series of tide tables and harbour guides for 1991 has been published by Boatswain Press to be sold in aid of the RNLI.
7. There were 15 men on board, ranging in age from 17 to 54, and all English: five ordinary seamen, a steward, a boatswain, two apprentices, a carpenter and a sailmaker, alongside the master, his two mates and the cook.
8. Because the officers are gone and the Boatswain drunk.
9. retired boatswain's mate who keeps Commodore Trunnion's servants in order in Smollett's novel, The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle .
10. Boatswain", no doubt knew how to entertain an audience, just as the Shatford Players had done: " after it was entangled in the net, it received seventeen musket balls from the Greyhound Cutter" (Gosh!); " it was dragged to the shore by seven horses"
11. "Oh, Byron loved Boatswain," Luke told her.