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 1  1, 10|  wants. Sometimes I cast my nets in tow, and I draw them
 2  1, 10|   perfectly, sir, that your nets furnish excellent fish for
 3  1, 17|    They came to draw up the nets that had been laid all night.
 4  1, 17| could I question them. ~The nets were hauled in. They were
 5  1, 17|    wondered at. Indeed, the nets are let down for several
 6  1, 17|    Besides other things the nets brought up, were several
 7  1, 17| ship to the wind. There the nets brought up beautiful specimens
 8  1, 19|   of fish brought up by the nets. I remarked, among others,
 9  1, 20|    belly. Two horned, downy nets rose from below the tail,
10  2, 1 |  for a little distance. Its nets brought up numerous specimens
11  2, 17| moderate. On the shores our nets brought in beautiful specimens