Which preposition to use with fishes

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"They've a curious fish in the St. Lawrence," said the doctor, as he knocked the ashes from his meerschaum, and refilled it, "known among the fishermen of that river as the LAWYER.

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Returning to the village, we made a good feed off our day's spoil, after which, having selected a few of the finer fish for our breakfast, we presented the remainder to the group of villagers who had assembled at a respectful distance to watch our doings.

of Occurrences 221%

Here and there in the sea a glint of silver, a patch of purple, or dull red, or a glistening apparition of black showed where the unintended victims of the explosion, the gay-hued open-sea fish of the warm waters, had succumbed to the force of the shock.

with Occurrences 151%

Me, he initiated in the art of fishing with a white bone lure.

from Occurrences 94%

These are a very different fish from the speckled trout of the streams and rivers.

on Occurrences 70%

There was no mention of going out fishing on either of our parts.

at Occurrences 53%

He caught one fine fish at the first throw, and took it for granted that he was going to have a good time of it among the trout.

out Occurrences 48%

The following morning the strange piece of stuff was fished out of the soap, all the brighter for the boiling.

to Occurrences 47%

Remove the fish to a platter; mix the sauce with 1 tablespoonful of brown sugar, a pinch of ginger, cinnamon and nutmeg and the juice of a lemon.

into Occurrences 35%

5.Fish a la Marseilles. Cut two kinds of fish into slices; season with salt.

by Occurrences 32%

We supplied ourselves with fish by casting across the mouth of the little stream, while our boatmen were preparing a fire.

as Occurrences 24%

It is a small grey heron, that lights down among the grass and weeds to hunt for small frogs and such little fish as swim along the shore.

through Occurrences 20%

We're white duffers, and can't get fish through the ice.

without Occurrences 12%

"The man contented with his lot, a meal Of fish without Ho carp can make; Nor needs, to rest in his domestic joy, A Tsze of Sung as wife to take.

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But not content with such absurdities, which destroyed the very idea of liberty, they asserted that these stars, which had not the least connection with mankind, governed all the parts of the human body, and ridiculously affirmed that the ram presided over the head, the bull over the gullet, the twins over the breast, the scorpion over the entrails, the fishes over the feet, etc.

like Occurrences 9%

It sinks to the sea bed, lies on one side, and becomes a flat fish like its parents.

before Occurrences 9%

When a richer stock is wanted, fry the vegetables and fish before adding the water.

along Occurrences 8%

There is a story of a farmer who, on seeing thousands and thousands of Jelly-fish along the shore, thought he would make use of them.

than Occurrences 7%

He is far more interested in chatting with his customers about fish than making money selling them.

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THE LOVE OF FISH among the ancient Romans rose to a real mania.

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" Bandy-legs was seen to work his lips as though his month fairly watered at the pleasing prospect; for those who are fond of the dish say that frogs' legs are more delicate than the best spring chicken, with just a little taste of fish about them that rather adds to the piquancy.

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Sinns of the flesh they are perfect in; they know well enough what belongs to Adultery and simple fornication, but you would much improve and oblige the practise of the Court, if you could bring this sinne of fish under the Commission.

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The men and everybody would go fishing after work.

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Decade x. Preliminary Essay upon the Systematic Arrangement of the Fishes of the Devonian Epoch.

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Muskwa perceived no signs of enmity, and then to his increased astonishment Thor began eating a fish within three feet of the interloper!

Which preposition to use with  fishes