Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
a horizon-tal plane; that is, it had no graceful curve at bow or stern, but was inone even plane along its upper edge or gunwale. which cross the deck, and, to protect the sailorfrom the waves, a thick, oil-soaked skirt is pulledup under his armpits, while his body stops up themanhole in the deck… … ^%T«3^ AN ELABORATELY DECORATED, BEAUTIFULLY MODELED, FISHING-CANOE. This was used by the Haida Indians on the coast of Alaska. Mr. E. W. Nelson, of the United States Biolog-ical Survey, has given probably the most com-
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