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You can't go nowhere's, my frien's and bredren, but Deff 'll fin' you.

I heard him mutter as he neared the boat-house where Fin and I were stowing cargo.

Set a large turbot pan on the fire, and when it boils dip a fin into it for a minute, then take it out and peel it very clean.

Fin'lly he says: "Is this you, or had I better quit and try another pipe?"

Fin'lly she finished up with a regular howl, you might say, of rage.

Just then a hungry warckel blocked the gnarble with his fin.

You come 'long now wit' Ol' Bat, an' git de hoss, we gon' fin'.

There's a little white sloop—an' some one in it—at Shark's Fin Ledge a'most.

As they stood by one they saw the fin of a trout in the obscurity.

But when I'm not findin' fin or feather o' the boat, I'm not knowin' what to think about un.