13 Verbs to Use for the Word dories

"What!" said Vane, "would you have me steal a dory then?"

All this distance I could avoid by beaching my dory, and striking out on foot directly across the narrow neck of land.

Without further delay I jerked loose the painter and drew the extra dory alongside.

Thoughts of Edith Herndon thronged my brain, and I drove the dory toward the promontory with every ounce of strength I possessed.

I shall never know how long I remained thus, the little dory in which I lay rocked aimlessly about by the waves, and constantly drifting in the grasp of unseen currents farther and farther out into the Bay.

They pulled for the spot where I had left the dory, and here the Fijian sprang out, while the others proceeded to tow the dory back to The Waif.

With a deftness which had made the Wolverine famous in the navy for the niceties of seamanship, the great cruiser let down her tackle as she drew skilfully alongside, and made fast, preparatory to lifting the dory gently to her broad deck.

Adelaide next noted Dory, and grew cold from head to foot.

He sought out the harbor-master, who was engaged in painting a dory behind his shop.

These were some of the thoughts which animated me, and gave new strength to my arms, as I sent the dory flying through the water.

It is one thing to steer a pleasure-boat with a rudder, and another to steer a dory with an oar; one thing to paddle a birch-canoe, and another to paddle a ducking-float; in a Charles River club-boat, the post of honor is in the stern,in a Penobscot bateau, in the bow; and each of these experiences educates a different set of muscles.

Pulz and Thrackles went to bail the extra dory, alongside, which by a miracle had escaped swamping.

They pulled for the spot where I had left the dory, and here the Fijian sprang out, while the others proceeded to tow the dory back to The Waif.

13 Verbs to Use for the Word  dories