Definitionn. a boat for communication between ship and shore
Last update: August 3, 2015
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But as the captain of the " Endeavour " ordered out the pinnace and prepared to land, the natives threw off their nonchalance; for on the boat approaching the shore, two men, each armed with a bundle of spears, presented themselves on a projecting rock and made threatening signs to the strangers. [Please select]
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A ball struck the pinnace, smashing in her side. [Please select]
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_ =The Penang Pirate= and The Lost Pinnace. [Please select]
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The pinnace stood actually ready to be launched, but imprisoned within massive wooden walls which defied our strength. [Please select]
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"Not at all unlikely," replied I quietly; "we had a fire below when we were caulking the seams of the pinnace." [Please select]
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The Governor went aboard the pinnace accompanied by forty of his best men, intending to pass up to Roanoke. [Please select]
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"She has sent off a pinnace with a flag of truce." [Please select]
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In the midst of the carousal the master of the pinnace called the boatswain "Brother Loggerheads." [Please select]
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He had two vessels--one of some burden, the other a pinnace of thirty tons. [Please select]
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Their vessels were now reduced to three; the pinnace had been left behind at Port St. [Please select]
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III THE BIRTH OF VIRGINIA DARE[1] (1587) BY JOHN WHITE The two and twentieth day of July we came safely to Cape Hatteras, where our ship and pinnace anchored. [Please select]
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