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He had been a smuggler, a wrecker, a pirate; his hand was red with blood, his soul dark with the soil of crime.

In some places even a wrecker's foot-path down the bank lasts several years.

No; the vital defect of The Wrecker must be set down to Mr. Stevenson's account.

ADVENTURES IN CRITICISMSIR ARTHUR THOMAS QUILLER-COUCH

It makes no difference whether Whitmore was a home-wrecker or a man of the utmost probity.

As our vessel was not noted for fast sailing, we accepted an invitation to go on board of a Wrecker.

In their eyes Elias was a wrecker--the enemy of their Order and the destroyer of its high ideals.

SAINT BONAVENTUREREV. FR. LAURENCE COSTELLOE, O.F.M.

Over against it the goddess of Lacinium rears her head, with the towers of Caulon, and Scylaceum wrecker of ships.

The millionaire came readily to help; and it was with his money that the wrecker gang was to be fought.

"Well, if you're so all-fired smart, you tell us a new one that has some ginger in it," growled Wrecker.

There were tears in his eyes, all right, for an onion was one of the things that "Wrecker" Lane had brought from home.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985