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1. She began swimming as strongly as she could, plowing through the waves, but the incoming tide buffeted her back

2. Soon the incoming tide had covered the remnants of the old woman’s possessions with sand

3. At incoming tide one wades into knee-deep water and feels the clams with one’s feet in the sand or gravel and then picks them up

4. Between one thirty and three thirty in afternoon the incoming tide is so strong that it would be impossible for anyone to land a craft on Crescent Cove, a quite narrow and precarious little place at the best of times, in order to make his way onto the island

5. It had now been dark for an hour or so, and we still lay on the sand watching the incoming tide, the thousands of stars, and hadn’t spoken a word in a while, when the sound of my brother’s voice was heard from a distance, probably from our house, calling for us, and he sounded a little excited

6. He'd timed the operation so that he would arrive on an incoming tide and leave when it had turned

7. ” We started on a slow trudge down Patission Street moving against an incoming tide of people on their way to Omonia

8. Time the tides and become familiar with their pattern, then you will be less likely to be cut off by an incoming tide or swept out by the ebb

9. But what did we do about it in the former case? Did we lock the door? Did we attempt to dyke back the incoming tide? No; but we said, We will meet these people with the Gospel; we will bring their children into our public schools; we will make the very air they breathe redolent with the principles of a genuine Christian liberty, and thus we will make them no longer Irish, or French, or Germans, but, in the second generation, if not the first, Americans all