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The child said it was the black man she had seen come ashore.

When you came ashore the first time, he sent a message to me, and since then we have been simply waiting.

I'd have come ashore long since had I not loved him so.

After some time he came ashore with a long face.

It would take human form and come ashore after dark.

At least 1,000 of them have come ashore this month.

The two of them will be coming ashore any minute.

The men at the other table all seemed to have come ashore with money.

The white men had come ashore with not much to trade.

You try to come ashore and get us on an island.

What's happened to the others who went ashore with you?

Yet he knew too much to be allowed to go ashore.

He should never have let you go ashore, after dark, in the first place.

They can go ashore with us when we head in for the council.

He would go ashore with his troops and make sure.

Any man who wants to can go ashore for the afternoon.

On May 31, 1927, he went ashore for the last time.

It is not clear how many of them will eventually go ashore.

The rules also state that no one can go ashore to answer a call of nature.

"Tom, you've got to go ashore later and tell everybody exactly what happened."