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• Cooper was a bargeman with a fearful reputation.
• The lock was, at first, highly unpopular with the local fishermen and bargemen.
• Still taking the appearance of the dead bargeman, he offers Tom a way out.
• The bargeman, who identified himself only by his surname, Lin, doesn't worry about it.
• It merged with the Medway Sailors and Bargemen's Union in 1912 when it adopted its final name.
• The larva would frequently infest ships'biscuits, so these large white maggots were nicknamed " bargemen ".
• The company are smuggled into Esgaroth by a bargeman called Bofur, as the remaining company receive a grand farewell.
• In Tewkesbury the bargemen wished to drink to Sacheverell and the King but they were criticised for putting Sacheverell first.
• The original villagers were in the main farm workers, but some bargemen and mill workers also lived in the village.
• Horace Walpole entered Eton in 1726 and later wrote that " playing cricket as well as thrashing bargemen was common ".
• At one point London bridge had so many water wheels beneath it that bargemen complained that passage through the bridge was impaired.
• Briggs returns to singing, and as the ferry departs, one of the bargemen kicks Mary Bee's marker into the river.
• It seems as if nothing happens when Tom becomes aware time has stopped and the Fiend has appeared, still in the guise of the dead bargeman.
• Divisions living at the fort included Tigris bargemen ( from Persia and modern day Iraq ), infantry from Iberia and Gaul, and Syrian archers and spearmen.
• He recalls one time when he set up the recorder at the Ship Inn pub in Blaxhall, a village of bargemen, farmers and gypsies northeast of London.
• In the grisly " Tabarro, " soprano Maria Guleghina is the standout as a sympathetic Giorgetta, the unfaithful but conflicted wife of the bargeman Michele.
• Harold B . Wobber, a 47-year-old bargeman, took a bus to the bridge, along the way befriending a vacationing college professor from Connecticut.
• The  flashes were covered with ice the colour of raw umber, the bargemen were muffled to the eyes in sacks, the lock gates wore beards of ice.
• Benedict Arnold hastened to the shore and ordered bargemen to row him downriver to where HMS " Vulture " was anchored, which then took him to New York.
• Working as a bargeman allowed Roberts to collect songs from bargemen and others he met along the East Anglian coast, which he added to his repertoire of his own songs.