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2Published 1975“...log-loaded p ppl (a) Very deep into the water - as with a heavily load boat. [sic] (b) Quite drunk...”
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3Published 1962“...log-loaded p ppl Fully loaded. PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962 Used I Used I 1 Not Used deep a...”
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4Published“...log-loaded p ppl Very heavily loaded (boat) Yes JW Used I Used I 1 Not Used deep a Checked...”
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5Published 1963“...log-loaded p ppl come home log-loaded DNE-cit WK Ap 63 Used I Used I 2 Used I deep a Checked...”
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6Published 1974“...log-loaded p ppl drunk DNE-cit JH 4/74 Used I Used I 2 Not Used deep a Checked by Jordyn Hughes...”
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7Published 1959“...log-loaded p ppl a. Loaded to capacity PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story July 1959 Used I Used I 1...”
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8Published 1976“...log-loaded p ppl Every dogberry tree in the city is log-loaded with berries. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...”
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9Published 1969“...log-loaded p ppl They were log-loaded. Between them they must have held at least forty cases plus a...”
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10Published 1970“...log-loaded p ppl The ship was hurriedly patched-up and sent out, and she"log-loaded" _twice_ within...”
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11Published 1970“...log-loaded p ppl This term is only used when every cranny in the ship is filled with sculps...”
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12Published 1965“...log-loaded p ppl Then the crowds rushing down to the wharves, and the wild cheers, as the grimy...”
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13Published 1977“...log-loaded p ppl So to the distant isles there sailed, / In honour of the ivy god, / Scores of log...”
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14Published 1973“...log-loaded p ppl [PT] .just as calm as 'tis now; wasn't a ripple on the water, not a ripple. An' I...”
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15Published 1964“...log-loaded p ppl [PT] Then he wanted some beef, he wanted a gallon o' molasses an' a bit o' butter...”
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16Published 1973“...log-loaded p ppl . if he [skipper] had bad luck, [he would] steal the fat killed and panned by more...”
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17Published 1971“...log-loaded p ppl Our people fished for cod, lobsters and herring; they grew potatoes and cabbages...”
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18Published 1978“...log-loaded p ppl The floes spread over the North Atlantic, and it requires the keenest judgment...”
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19Published 1972“...log-loaded p ppl . used to tell if a schooner was coming home with a full load of fish from...”
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