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Half a dozen ducks splashed in the shallows near a small wharf that apparently served the glasshouses nearby … there was a boy sitting on the wharf fishing … he waved as they passed
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wharf appeared to have no provision for loading or
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As they were all herded away from the wharf to
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Captain Jones had worked his way up from the wharf to deckhand and then onto the merchant shipping line to eventually become a commissioned captain
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The wharf area was busy with goods and
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the wharf and had it transported to Saint Sebastien – he
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‘They tried blockading the wharf and the roads, but
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The wharf covered nearly
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overflowing alehouse next to the wharf
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of the workmen and machines along the wharf
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top of Canary Wharf, and all around at least a
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landmark Canary Wharf Tower
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With all these dock and wharf
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Chapman lifted anchor and slowly sailed away from the wharf, while under the watchful eye
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The ship came alongside the wharf at Aramell without further incident
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It was a quick walk across the wharf, and with a curt nod, he walked past the guards and bolted up the gangplank onto the vessel
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The conspirators stood on a wharf on the far side of Water-Down’s port, quite a distance from the mooring spot of the Calamity
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“The icehouse on Fourth and Wharf Street
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Suddenly, the strange wharf on the edge of the marshlands started to buzz with activity as pirates ran hither and yon with ropes and chains
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Nearly an hour had gone past when Cruzel had accounted for all of his troops on the wharf side and had given them their instructions in no uncertain terms
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Once at the docks, the foot soldiers stood facing the Daferlim army, now consolidated and stronger by this, at the wharf side
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” He grimaced as his head brushed the underside of the wharf
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As I stood on the wharf, I saw ships from the seven seas flying
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As we turned around and trotted down the wharf, he con-
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we were tied up at the wharf in Ketchikan
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my way to the wharf
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There were businesses and docks along a waterfront where before had only been a sprinkling of structures and one wharf, abandoned after repeated bombing attacks had left it in ruin
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Nevertheless, they had been collectively nervous approaching the fishermen’s wharf, half expecting to see a contingent of police – but there had been nobody
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Truman located, several blocks away, a wharf from which charter boats left early each morning, providing him with an entirely new fishing experience
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Boroszki emerged, crossed the deck and climbed onto the wharf with Colling
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The rest of their party brought their luggage on deck and transferred it onto the wharf
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His next stop was Canary Wharf … it was finally time to visit the family at the bank
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As further developments revealed themselves they were transferred to computers and outdoor screens to inform the mass of shocked drinkers in and around Canary Wharf
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After a good lunch, Roger went up to his favorite deck ten to contemplate the beauty of the city and the port, in particular Princess Wharf where the ship was berthed and where eighty percent of New Zealand’s imports and exports are
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They would head for the piers attached to the north-most wharf as soon as the Widder could be floated with the tide
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Bors would leave word at the wharf to expect the Widder first thing in the morning
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It was a bit embarrassing on the wharf at Ostend, and on arrival at Dover in front of laughing motorists to be pushed through the hold to the ramp so we could roll down, start with a bang and arrive in London exactly on time to return the van to Anthony
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I was intending to return to the mainland on Sunday – except when I arrived at the wharf: no ferries! God forbid
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It was a magical underwater tour, after which, as we walked back up the wharf, I
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Roger Cook and Bill Mason sat at their table in ‘Gastronomie,’ a smart and exclusive restaurant near the UVS head office in Canary Wharf
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In the slick corporate offices of UVS at Canary Wharf, Roger sat back in his chair and reflected on the conversation he had just had with Drew Durning
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The corporate head office of UVS at Canary Wharf was plush, with all the style and splash that projected success built on solid foundations
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Two days after their final meeting, Todd Snaithe stood outside the tall modern office block of UVS at Canary Wharf
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I made my way lithely and effortlessly over rocks and uneven ground to the place I had decided was a ford or wharf
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Some jumped into the shallow water and waded to the wharf or beach
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"Thanks for the help -- and the shoes,” cried the man as he stepped onto the wharf
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The sound of the drums grew louder as John rounded the last corner to the parking lot near the wharf
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John turned from his position on the wharf and started to walk back through the receding mist
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The docks were little more than a stone wharf with warehouses behind and a few cranes busy unloading barrels of stock and crates of fish off the incumbent ships
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seawater to milk, forcing the boat to crab sideways towards the wharf
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That night, Mitchell and Jake dined at Tobie's Wharf, a seafood restaurant within the home's local proximity
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’’ Growled Ingrid as she looked down at the single dingy wharf of what passed as a port for the island of Espiritu Santo
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On the other side of the wharf was the USS LANGLEY, which was busy unloading through a side ramp the vehicles of Ingrid’s air group
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There were also no lighter service barges and only a few stevedores to help unload the ships waiting their turn at the wharf
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A remark from Helen Richey then made her look up the road leading to the wharf
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Ingrid then saw the small convoy of four jeeps, two of them escorted by two jeeps armed with machineguns, that was about to get on the wharf
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McCain gave up on changing Turner’s mind, instead concentrating on the two auxiliary aircraft transport ships docked at the single wharf of Lungaville
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“Right, now that we are all settled again, here’s how we do it, the financier lives on Bribie Island, on the day in question we load the truck with Mr Jay’s equipment which he will take across the causeway to a car park near the house of the financier, Mr Crow and I will have hired a fishing boat for a few days fishing I drop Mr Crow at the boat which will be waiting at the Beachmere wharf, Mr Crow takes the boat across Deception Bay, a matter of ten kilometres or so, he ties it up at the Bongaree boat ramp, after dropping Mr Crow I then drive across the causeway in the panel van and pick him up at the boat ramp, we drive to the truck then proceed to the house, Mr Jay our resident locksmith opens the door, you and I, Mr Crow, with our dart guns will then render the guards unconscious, at this time Mr Crow your only concern will be the guards you will not leave them, not even for a minute, understood, if you need a pee you do it there you must not take your eyes off them guards for a minute, putting two more darts in the guns you will stand over the guards and if they seem to be stirring you dart them again, Mr Jay and I will bring up the vehicles and start unpacking, I will then guard the front of the house, when Mr Jay has disabled the Wilson we will load it into the panel van and then load Mr Jay’s equipment back into the truck, Mr Crow and I then drive the panel van to the fishing boat and load the Wilson aboard, we then cross the bay with the money, while we are doing this Mr Jay is driving across the causeway and around to Beachmere to pick us up, we then come back here to open the box and share the money and then we live happily ever after
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Half an hour later, down on the wharf at Circular Quay
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He strolled down to the ferry wharf and noticed that the ferry was about to come in
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As he walked out onto the wharf, he marvelled once again at the majesty of the Harbour Bridge and the elegance of the Opera House
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He looked in the direction of the voice and spotted Tommy on the foredeck of the small ferry that was docked at the wharf
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Just as the ferry was coming in to Rose Bay wharf, I asked if I could see her
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They had surfaced between the ship’s hull and the stone wharf, out of sight
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Max eased her cocooned body to nearby stone steps leading from the water to the top of the wharf, and they proceeded to strip the plastic and tape off themselves
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The warehouse was an inferno by the time he peeped over the wharf
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They swam away to a nearby wharf, using the usual harbor driftwood and flotsam as cover
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the courage to leave the wharf to sail out to our destination with
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Going back to the wharf near the fort, they retrieved their boat and canoe and rowed them down the stream to the shoreline of Fernand’s land lot, then solidly tied them to a large tree
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The porter carrying heavy bags of rice or wheat at the wharf instinctively fills his lungs with air and practices unconscious retention of breath (Pranayama) till the bag is lifted on to his back
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“Let’s head over to Chandler’s Wharf and see what’s popping?”
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So I remember when we were dating, we got up early and went fishing, and had breakfast on the wharf
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But the fact had been logged by the network operators at Global Crossroads, based deep in the vaults of the old Financial Times building at Canary Wharf, in the docklands area of London
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It took up several floors of one of the new tower blocks of offices in the Canary Wharf area, near enough to the City and other financial institutions with which it dealt, and handy, too, for the City airport in Docklands and its regular flights to Holland
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The GXR operations room was in the bunker beneath what was once the Financial Times building at Canary Wharf in the Docklands area of East London
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“There’s not much in the way of shops in the City,” said Vaughan, “but Canary Wharf is worth a visit, if you have the time
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“I’m in Marks and Sparks at Canary Wharf, getting a spare pair of tights and things like that
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But I remembered something from long before, and walked from the wharf before the clipper had left the harbor
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The crowd at the edge of the wharf didn't stand a chance
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There are branches in Belgravia in Central London, Bishopsgate close to the City of London, and Canary Wharf by the river
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To get from Wimbledon in the south which was the last stop on the District Line to Canary Wharf in the Docklands which was north of the river due to the Thames taking a U course would take them around an hour
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They would have to change to the newer Jubilee Line at Westminster and that would deposit them at Canary Wharf without any further changes
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It was quite clear that Canary Wharf with at least one hundred and fifty banks and financial institutions was a credible rival to The City
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As Joan Maguire had alluded, the other major financial district is the Docklands or more specifically Canary Wharf which is about two and a half miles to the east
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Slightly over a third as many people work in Canary Wharf as do in The City but it is home to the world or European headquarters of many of the banks and other firms
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The West India Docks where Canary Wharf is located once formed part of the busiest port in the world, but it was after the docks were closed in 1980 that the government adopted various policies to stimulate the redevelopment of the area
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“Also, you will build a wharf so that some of these things can be sent to towns down river in boats that you will make," Olin continued to inform them
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In his mind he could see the mill building, the additional cabins, the wharf, the smokehouse and the mansion
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Shaking her head she made her way up from the river’s edge to the wharf above
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This ship wasn’t clean rigged like the relics he’d seen on display along a wharf in a historic harbor though
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There was a small vessel headed this way, as if it intended on docking on the wharf near the warehouse
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Choking on stirred up dust and smoke I yelled, “Follow me!” as I ran down the wharf side of the warehouse
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They were moving too fast for ships, they had to be more of the peoples of the Earth air vessels like the big bug eyed ones we had seen at the wharf
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Three men waited for us at the end of the small wharf, while two others were fanned out on adjoining wharfs’ just like Flint had said
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I smiled at the compliment and headed off toward the house at the end of the wharf anyway
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It was a lovely afternoon as we slunk into the Base Camp wharf with the sun splashing a
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That roots itself in ease on Lethe wharf,
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Is it one of the dull-faced immigrants just landed on the wharf?
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Down on the ancient wharf, the sand, I sit, with a new-comer chatting: He shipp'd as green-hand boy, and sail'd away, (took some sudden,
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In fact, there beneath my eyes was a town in ruins, demolished, overwhelmed, laid low, its roofs caved in, its temples pulled down, its arches dislocated, its columns stretching over the earth; in these ruins you could still detect the solid proportions of a sort of Tuscan architecture; farther off, the remains of a gigantic aqueduct; here, the caked heights of an acropolis along with the fluid forms of a Parthenon; there, the remnants of a wharf, as if some bygone port had long ago harbored merchant vessels and triple–tiered war galleys on the shores of some lost ocean; still farther off, long rows of collapsing walls, deserted thoroughfares, a whole Pompeii buried under the waters, which Captain Nemo had resurrected before my