"The kind which most canoeists like in these modern days.

In the darkness she exulted and even ventured to frown belligerently in the direction of the disagreeable canoeist.

She heard their voices floating across the water as they laughingly called to each other and sang snatches of songs aimed at Miss Judy and Tiny Armstrong on the floating dock; heard Tiny Armstrong remark to Miss Judy, "There's the best group of canoeists we've ever had in camp.

A council of the elders of Vaieri opposed me, but yielded to my persistence by advising me at least to ride as far as possible in the cart along the western road, and to find, nearer to Tautira, in Maora, or farther on, in Puforatoai, a canoe and canoeists for the risky attempt.

Perhaps he had been a master canoeist; at least he felt a strange, surging sense of self-confidence and power.

They were good canoeists, and they made it through.

The river was almost as still as a lake for a long stretch immediately in front of the landing; even a poor canoeist could cross with ease.

It was true that rapids, mile after mile of them past counting, lay just below, but surely the canoeists would stay at a safe distance above them.

He was a master canoeist, and whatever fears she might have had vanished at once.

She could have understood, now, the lure of the rapids to experienced canoeists.

I had to take the lead for I was the only skillful canoeist in the party.

If any other man of the crowd had known, Bob's chances of success would have been on par with a Canadian canoeist short-cutting Niagara for Buffalo.