sea rover

But the sea rovers were the worst of their enemies.

I wondered if those other sea rovers were not of the same breed.

Didn't some of those old sea rovers set themselves up as virtual kings in early America?

Many generations ago the Azuni came, sea rovers such as you, and settled here.

But never before in human history had there been such a huge adventure as that of the Viking sea rovers upon the world ocean.

It was the non-mission families, the New England sea rovers, who got the land.

Where are my sea rovers gone?

They were sea rovers, not jungle fighters.

They built a peaceful country-there were no other sea rovers then to menace them-and prospered here.

"Rather one of your sea rovers, Kaththea."

She looks for him hopefully, but the galley aboard which her sailor served is missing: it has been taken by Moorish sea rovers.

The North Sea rovers were traders, colonisers and explorers as well as plunderers.

Home of sea rovers (pirates).

Scandinavian sea rovers had first discovered the site in 837, when Norse longships explored the bay and the mouth of the Liffey.

Lugo nodded, stroked his chin, and murmured, "M-m, sea rovers usually do seek their plunder on land.

The first ones they met were not prosperous Viking sea rovers, however, but three men and two women whose clothing identified them as members of the laboring class.

Since before the annals were written down, trading vessels and sea rovers had crisscrossed the Irish Sea, following routes established by leather coracles in the Bronze Age.

What it had been-a single castle or fortification, a small walled town, a keep such as the Sulcar sea rovers had once built on Estcarp's coast-I could not tell from a distance.

As his reputation grew, many of the sea rovers and explorers, men who were beginning to carve out new territories and lands for Elizabeth and England, came to him for advice and instruction.

The sea rovers had their swords out, and swung them in time to that thun- derous shout as they drew into a line which sharpened into a wedge, Magnis Osberic forming its point.

It was the watchtower of Koonga, standing tall to give warning against the sudden attacks of the barbarian sea rovers who raided down from the north in the lean seasons of the Great Cold.

In addition there was a firm and unbreakable alliance between Estcarp and the Sulcarmen-those dreaded sea rovers who al- ready had raided Alizon into a truce and a sullen licking of sore wounds.

After plunging down pitch-black flumes and dodging grapeshot and curses from angry French sea rovers, the little parade of mechanical boats curling through Euro Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean had thumped, quite suddenly, to a stop.