Fish-curing and whaling are lucrative industries. [Please select]
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Years ago when New Bedford was still a whaling port a group of Portuguese sailors from the Azores settled there. [Please select]
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I was whaling then, and a snow-storm came on when we were fast on to a fish. [Please select]
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Yet, the old sailing vessels and the whaling fleets have navigated these straits for two hundred years. [Please select]
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Porter conceived the bold plan of rounding the Horn and playing havoc with the British whaling fleet. [Please select]
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But things don't go very smooth generally in whaling life, so the mate was oftener gruff than sweet. [Please select]
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During these earlier years he had made two voyages in the Pacific, and another to the whaling-ground in the Arctic seas. [Please select]
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The inlets and beaches along the Jersey coast now given over to summer resorts were first used for whaling camps or bases. [Please select]
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When young, like all Nantucket boys, he had a desire to go to sea, and made one or two whaling voyages. [Please select]
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=--The whale is sought mainly in cold waters, and at the present time the chief whaling-grounds are in the vicinity of Point Barrow. [Please select]
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Prior to the rise of modern whaling in the late 1800's, the world population of humpback whales exceeded 100,000, mostly in the Southern Hemisphere. [Please select]
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