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  • I met the seal-hunter, Pete Holt, and agreed to be his boat-puller and to sign on any schooner he signed on.

    Chapter 15 2010

  • She was a seal-hunter before this gold expedition got her.

    Chapter 19 2010

  • “Master of the steamship Macedonia, seal-hunter,” was the answer.

    Chapter 10 2010

  • The Sophie Sutherland was a seal-hunter, registered out of San

    Chris Farrington, Able Seaman 2010

  • He was strong and beautiful to her eyes, a great hunter, and, in that he had wandered far and much, very poor; he had been to all the unknown wastes and places; he had journeyed to Sitka and to the United States; he had crossed the continent to Hudson Bay and back again, and as seal-hunter on a ship he had sailed to Siberia and for Japan.

    The Wit of Porportuk 2010

  • She, however, has no eye for Porportuk, an old man, nor for any man but Akoon, a great seal-hunter who has wandered to such places at Sitka, Hudson's Bay, Siberia, and Japan.

    “Malicious chance was having its laugh at him.” 2008

  • The reader shall see the engraving of the lonely seal-hunter which so much pleased poor Kalli.

    Kalli, the Esquimaux Christian A Memoir Thomas Boyles Murray

  • The Sophie Sutherland was a seal-hunter, registered out of San

    Chris Farrington, Able Seaman 1922

  • The long-drawn moan of a polar bear on a frosty night is another phase; this, too, is expressive, but only of those wonderful Arctic scenes where night and day are as one to this great seal-hunter.

    The Log of the Sun A Chronicle of Nature's Year William Beebe 1919

  • I met the seal-hunter, Pete Holt, and agreed to be his boat-puller and to sign on any schooner he signed on.

    Chapter XV 1913

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