boatman

Nodding to the boatman, "The Steen landing—quickly," he said in French.

But, if you will please to see if my boatman is there, I shall be obliged to you.'

I paid six florins in gold to the boatman who took me from Bamberg to Frankfurt.

He stood ready to receive and deliver it to the boatman who had landed below.

His voice had suddenly become cold, and he signed to his boatman.

Is the soul related to the body as sight to the eye, or as the boatman to his boat?

Such is the boatman's story, as related in the Diarium of Burchard.

My boatman is not skilled in the handling of the fish when they are brought in.

This brought language from my boatman—well, to say the least, quite disrespectable.

And I have reached a time in my experience of fishing where I want that kind of a boatman.