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Usage examples of skaw.

I saved the old stand off there in Cumberland by the sea, where you can see the snow on Skaw Fell?

Her mind flashed back through the years to the time when she was a girl, and visited old friends of her father in a castle looking towards Skaw Fell, above the long valley of the Nidd.

That high green terrace of Cumberland, the mist on Skaw Fell, the sun out over the sea, they were in her eyes.

Some of his best poems are about the Skaw fishermen, and later in life he settled down among them, dying at Skagen in 1907.

Clement, the Skaw fishermen have given an exquisite model of a ship to the church.

It was made in Holland for Peter the Great, but the ship which carried it was wrecked near Grenen, and the model was saved by the Skaw fishermen.

Two hours later, past the Skaw and across the South Savanna, Schaine saw her home.

The shortest crossing to Norway is from the Skaw at the tip of Vendsyssel.

The low headland was called the Skaw and it showed dull and misty in the gray twilight.

The frigate had seen few other ships between Harwich and the Skaw, merely a handful of fishing boats and a wallowing Baltic trader with her main deck heavily laden with timber, but now, sailing into the narrowing gut between Denmark and Sweden, the traffic was heavier.

Golden Glacier and James Skaw and the supposedly ice-imbedded herd of mammoths, and then publicly forced us to investigate this hoax.

For one horrid instant temptation assailed me to press the button before James Skaw could lead the hammock-mules up to the moraine.

Bottomly and James Skaw were feasting connubially side by side, and she was selecting titbits for him which he dutifully swallowed, his large mild eyes gazing at vacancy in a gentle, surprised sort of way as he gulped down what she offered him.

Except for the distant mournful skaw of a pterodon, it was just too damned quiet.

But as they rode south toward the Skaws she conceded that the precaution was probably well taken.