salvage

Over rawhide trunks and the disused cradle and still-crib was now piled the salvage of a wealthy household.

Is it to be left, or shall we give it up to the admiralty court at Key West, and put in a claim for salvage?

Thus, according to British Law, a salvage of 12-1/2 per cent.

Salvage had been denied in the court below and from that part of the decree no appeal had been claimed.

Wà pay makadawdaw sa nasunúgan, Nobody can salvage the leftovers from the fire.

Breault and Brown remained trapped in this compartment until rescued by the salvage party 31 hours later.

But fifty fathoms means 300 feet, which is a formidable depth for salvage work.

I'm going to make a salvage claim on your insurance company.

The millionaire had insisted on being allowed to perform this act of munificence, the salvage for the recovered millions, he said.

Kitchell was wrong; she was no derelict; not one penny could they gain by her salvage.