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Перевод: oarsman

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1. "I expect you are acquainted with the gentleman in the other vessel, sir," my oarsman said.
2. How is life with an oarsman?
3. C. T. threw himself into Christian activity with the same discipline and dedication he had given to cricket, and determined to join another well-known Cambridge athlete, Stanley Smith the oarsman, in the then little-known China Inland Mission led by J. Hudson Taylor q.v..
4. In the early 1920s, while working as a bilingual secretary in Westminster, she spent her spare time training in the Thames to become a long-distance swimmer, accompanied by a hired oarsman in a boat.
5. Picking up the child, who was breathing in gulps like an oarsman at the end of a race, Thomas bent down to save her sculptures and carried her through to her mother.
6. In 1896 while sculling at Putney, an oarsman had been sunk by a stone-throwing youth, and in the following year there was a complaint that a yacht's skylight had been broken at Lambeth Bridge and then "a shower of horse dung greeted us at Chelsea".
7. I was rowed downstream to Croisset; in my soul, hope struggled with fear, while the ancient oarsman struggled with the current.
8. , Rudolph Chambers (1856-;1929), journalist, politician, and oarsman, was born in Eccleshall, Sheffield, 3 January 1856, the eldest in the family of three sons and one daughter of Frederick Lehmann, businessman, and his wife Nina, daughter of Robert Chambers (1802-;1871, q.v.), the Edinburgh publisher.
9. Memories of the S.S. Oarsman lost with all hands in 1932
10. That - and you having been an oarsman, too.
11. The Bishop was a great oarsman, Charles remembered, a true muscular Christian.
12. He pulled, and managed to bend forwards at the waist like an oarsman.
13. "They lost a boat down here: Paul's the Oarsman .