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I want those two schooners to try to board us.
He built his first schooner at the age of 14.
Did you see any of the other schooners in there?
Oh yes there used to be a lot of schooners.
By the end of the year the schooner had been sold.
"That makes the life of a schooner only five years!"
But it did not look as if this schooner of the air had seen me.
Well, let's say the big schooner had wanted to go and I'd let her.
He was made the master of a schooner at age 19.
The British took at least three of the schooners into service.
It was possible, he thought, that the schooner might still be there.
Within a year and a half, he was master of a 60-ton schooner.
And the schooner, too - but she meant little to me.
He took only eight men, enough to handle the schooner.
The name and fate of the schooner were not reported.
The second is small - a schooner, I think the first message called it.
No: if it has to be, then the schooner is the right choice.
We had burned the other schooner rather than leave it.
Either he or American shells set the schooner on fire.
Fire from the schooner killed two men and wounded another.
He is also credited with building the first schooner in California.
He owns a schooner which you must have seen out to sea.
A long line, in turn, connected it with the schooner.
I have heard that the boy works on one of Cameron's schooners.
That's where they held us for a while, I guess until the schooner came into port.