... favourite haunt is the mouth of a large river, especially where this is in a calm or landlocked harbour, and lie greedily picks up all the garbage brought down by the stream. In such a neighbourhood the black triangular fin which betrays his presence is frequently ...

... of doors to shift for himself by a gindrinking mother at the ripe age of seven. For four years he managed somehow. He picked up garbage here and there like a hound; he begged, he called cabs, he gathered cigar ends; he stole a whelk off a stand occasionally ...

... human skulls that grinned on many poles, and the bones that were freely scattered in the neighbourhood, near the village garbage heaps and the river banks, where one might suppose a hundred canoe-men to have enjoyed a cold collation on an ancient matron's ...

... some cause or other the overlooker in the spinning Wages in Indian. Cotton Mills. used, width and length of cloth, reed and picks, a trap. It was found that he had sustained severe for the most trivial matters, and frequently with. department was discharged ...