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xtended use of their tap yeoordera.
~sr~omc~r'on ;<br />
I The aim of thia sumy %>to deaeti~efhc ibricon of
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the beaent subJeat. It cqh be conaidered an eventual<br />
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oostrlbution to a propoked dictiona~ or'~rvroundlan4<br />
French to be prepared 8ylMsblorte.l Mveraity'e Centre<br />
d'~tudes'~mc~-~erreneuvi~me~. Spaeislized studies - '<br />
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~oh001 at Cape St. Osorpe. -<br />
. B1.e Perente, the late Wul-Marie Simon and V4ronique. ,<br />
nee louvelie;..usr: both born k.c.0ape St. ~gorpe. Ria paternel
4 other hand, tirne is rs;uirsa for the latter .ethod,<br />
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en0 one can never be hertain or having covered s subject<br />
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; ' topic-relatea yordn and phrases in their n&ural context:<br />
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8 It ,is for this rsaeon that fallowing chsbters present<br />
nsterial in quotation fom, sometime8 lengthy guotations,<br />
but which mo~e fully focilitete comprehension. . 4 .<br />
Same edvantage was Faken of the informants' ability<br />
.to use both French and English. The latter wae ued<br />
mainly to facilitats the interviewer's understanding.<br />
to ejoid uelng stsndarl French terms vhioh might be 'plat<br />
discdseion would the7 be in Pnench.<br />
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FurtHer, Enelish was used to elicit the local word in ords?<br />
into the infornants' youths' &a it rere. Subseouent - 1 i ,<br />
In all four trips were made to Cape St. George, over<br />
a period mrom Au@p 1911 to Ehy 19Z. I qhall briefly<br />
suanariee the field aotivity, in order to underJim the<br />
shortcomings of thisgwey in term of its length'and<br />
degree 0; exhaustivity. The first trip pea* on Aupvst<br />
1ooal dialect. We atayed at the home ef Mr. Ouillame<br />
Robin, and his huspitality was oniy matched by his es~er<br />
willingness to talk $t length on anyraubject mentioned.<br />
Interviews with him were both directive and hhondireetive.<br />
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I shared hie sTnp~e, self-sufficient life. I.snrounte-eO<br />
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o ndmber or prohiems in .arinp,a ~ e p c - r e ' i ~<br />
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the fii.et ti^^, mostly due to e x t r e - nois4 such Fn.<br />
, thnt produced on the oil, ntove, which while not bothornone<br />
during tapihg, were spprent on the recordinSsgnd tented .<br />
to ohsoure some Another problem was that,^'<br />
??Corded at the slow speed of one and seven-efgbtha, owing<br />
to the small number of ?epee I had, and ~ound quality was<br />
therefbre'leis gsod than had?ecordin& been madeoat high<br />
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speeds.<br />
dent a further four days at the 'cape leter in<br />
Nd'iexber, etaying this time at Nra. verodcae~iasn's hame. r<br />
She was the mother of my next prinolpal Irdornaht, E.J. -<br />
(Maqjp) Simon. !lucn infomatian uas'gleaned franlhe - ''<br />
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latter on topioa to do with the houge and farming. Xe<br />
my final trip to Cape St. George vaa in April1972,<br />
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when I stayed at the home of W. Qobert (Bob) Cornier,<br />
a French teaehe* at the Deea du Cap centrkl Nigh<br />
School. He and hie wile lived in Degras, the settlement * ,<br />
adjaining Cape St. George. Because of his busy aehedule, • .<br />
I spent little time intbrvieving him, but Mas introduced<br />
ta his father, Chkilie dbmier, who became my thiid ohief<br />
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reluctant to be ihCerviewed. I was at the Cape Iron<br />
?eriod I again ihtervtewed Mr. Pelir. Mr. Simen'ahd Mr. .<br />
. ' corder. Before lenving,.~ ?ad some nine and h1r hayre<br />
if PefordiaLs andb.qsidsrable body or notes. It i$<br />
'. - or this naterial that the present survey is '<br />
based.<br />
&fled that the total time spent at cape i<br />
a limited, and that B wide enough sample of<br />
infoments whs not taken. But epait/a:st this, each of the<br />
chtef inform nta was able talk at length on the toploa<br />
ra%eed, and lhey are :11 l%% nativee.whose fmiliee *he 1<br />
- representat;?e of the a~ea. My chief probleo was that the<br />
abort time a I nt at the Cape wasnot sufficient for me to<br />
T<br />
Thie chapbe, ha8 tried to juetify the choirs of topic<br />
and hiatory of the local French speakers, and diacuaqed ,<br />
my infomanta and colleoting methodology. Subsequent<br />
, chapter8 will prreenl the material rslnting respsctiv6ly<br />
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to the roeabuiap of fishins, farming alrd carpentrg, using,<br />
as much as poislble, the speech of my infamante. It fa<br />
ageinst the contextual backgeound of this ohgpt#r thst<br />
$he m y must be viewed.<br />
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Notes to ~hap&r One<br />
his informetion is drswn in lerge part from chapter<br />
one of professor oerald mones' dootoral .%iasertation,<br />
' . Pierre Biays. "Un village terreneuvien. Cap-Sc.-<br />
A Qony M-ZZZA.<br />
6 ?he orieinals of theee tapes are stored in the centre<br />
d'Etudes manco-Terreneuviennes, <strong>Memorial</strong> tfniveraity of<br />
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$ Ne*foundlend. They are eeoessionad hnder the M.U.U. Pelk-<br />
lore and Languags Archive (MUUFLII wlth an P number plus<br />
k the collsotor*~ accraion number, in this.eaee, 71-LO.<br />
t References apPear thus, e.g.. MDXFL~~ ~2091/71-10.<br />
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A NOTE ON THE PifOAETiC TR*NSCRIPPIOIIS kND DIALECT ORTHOORAPHT<br />
For tlfe phonetic tranacrlptlon(l or oape St. George<br />
symbol. used.<br />
yrj. 18 "Bad thmughDut to rapresent the cap. Sf. oeorge<br />
. ~renoh uvular 2, and the aym~el &'. the Uevioundland and<br />
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Finally, the erbal endixs -%and -2 tend to be<br />
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more open thag st dard French rej. snd ere repreoenteB<br />
by both r e 2 and [+J. When -= snd -$ appear in final<br />
stressed positions they uPvally diphthaneiee and ere<br />
noted as Ff, ej, 61, LV.<br />
With regard to the orthography used in this auney to -<br />
transoribe the Local dialeot, it muat be noted thst, as<br />
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ye*, dialeetolop.ts do not concur ae to the beet ortho-<br />
rgra~hg So= a purely oral French diesot su.4 as that or<br />
Caps St: 0eoGe. Here. I haw been guieed by the<br />
acaaieni by thbae of lorman Piench aa in Satlms et<br />
traditions ~o~nlulaires deb)lormnnd)ie; and by those @opted<br />
by the Oetltre dSBtUdss Franco-lsrrensuvisnnea. The chisr<br />
principle is to cfeate a ghonsticallg based arthograpby -<br />
whioh a '.Faker of standard, French shol;ld be able tb read'<br />
and pronounoe' according to pe hehorns or atandard uahge.<br />
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are providrid here; In general the disleot orthography ,<br />
hsa been used to tfianeoribs words and erprasaionr, airfsrlns \
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CAIPTER TWO 16<br />
%BE YOCABULARY OP FISHIIG A? CAPE ST. GBOKE<br />
Thia chapter rill dkscriba Mo main espectd of the
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haler tan bateeu ea haut. (lad spars) 5-mulont pas<br />
c'sgt tente ~ l ~ ~ t e ,<br />
l'eap c'eat pareil. C'eat toute cleut4. Et lee aarchss,<br />
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CAPST~US .<br />
L8 chmin qu'j'avons. pour manter* .
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:::i?;:'i;t;:n;~El;;a3;L ;yef::; p2:;<br />
()'mettione $81 l ei, en-d'dans d'la oouture 6'1s aole<br />
du batrau. C'Fst Come CII qu'ej IQIBionB.<br />
IMJDiPIil 120/71-10, 36-38]. .<br />
~ocordi~ to hjo Simon, the pitch ussd in cdulking<br />
ie really melted resin. k little ail is added to keep the<br />
resin Iran gatling brittls.<br />
3'1. roainc fioz.P, mi--1s roalne fondue.. .la brsi.<br />
m: ca aev ent a bred*<br />
rosine contient pas d.l'huile. Iie fond d'la roaina<br />
*is tu nets d'l'h"i1~ dedana $a a'allonge coame de<br />
lpencena flag eh. et ~a cesaL pas, Fa rease no". CA<br />
.ream man pas trop mot, meia 08 rsaae jnhiatement dur<br />
asase pour.<br />
IMONFId 12092hl-10. 82-83]<br />
UETS AM) TiUiFS<br />
rm 2t to 2t inohel for herring, three indhaa for maakarel.<br />
and raur to five inchsa mr cad. noate (flattee. fl13Q)<br />
were iornsrly saas a? wood with a groove (riglle. fit gag) ,
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Yilly Robin calla the large buoy referred to abWc a<br />
bouea d'tanaon bw)i $ tad. often made with a large \<br />
pieee of dried-up wood ("in moroeau d'boia<br />
called in norbe14 birn3rpaleJ. It a sharpened at bath ende,<br />
in each of which a hole 18 made, ql the whole i8 then<br />
tarred or painted (field notsa. Aug. 24. 1911).<br />
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fashion:<br />
Charlie Cornier deeoribsa neta and buoys in the following<br />
, Oui, dm rete, y en a pusleurs aortea, oui. Y en I<br />
B qll'c'est du coton. .Pis asteure il avont du hylon.<br />
r Y a deur aortsa de fil eh Y a daur--y a tmis sortes % r<br />
de,grendqur d'mailles,'eh?' Y B daux peucss jn qu6rt.<br />
y~$~;;7~';;f,~-;;~;ij8ai~ pas l'no~.<br />
hanuel-Joasph 'ffinjo' Simon Odda these remarks about<br />
herring neta, first noting that therere from tvepty to<br />
tnentrrise fatM b loA& (braaaep) and^ nom throe to four<br />
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fathoma,dsep ("Y a pt-6ta troia et nuate braaa~s da creux").<br />
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au rand. Pis 5'9uittons r;B 18 toute 1.4t6. Pis on<br />
amKFre daua eune graade bau4e camme trola pieds d910n&.<br />
Pis on amlrre eune pets dsua. Pis c'eune rats a hsrengi<br />
(mu azoasf7i-lo. Y-38)<br />
COD TRlF3<br />
cod treps (trappea 1 morue, f imp a m-rq. murfihsve the<br />
aime mesh aa cad nets. tnet is. from rou~ to five inohoa.<br />
A caa trap is mass axnevc (o(Lrr4. fiarq) 11ks d box (bauhte.<br />
k.47)in any desirad elas. It has a leader (in bras) IPom .<br />
tv.nty to thirty iatnoms in len~th, rb lead /the codrieh into<br />
, tne-enel.surc. A* regllsr intervals along the tap oi .<br />
the trap walls are placed iiaata, eon8 Daae br plain wood,<br />
\ sane of oeaar, and *the,-- of aor*. Along thi lower cage are<br />
plaesd ebout twenty-five weight. (poidl, fig) to keep the<br />
at about the four-fathom level.<br />
" . . Par the prposa of moor*g. ~ ~ ~ - 1 i n(anamea', a . [ma9<br />
of perhape soma twenty-five of thirty fathoms are Uesd rnr<br />
each ancmr (anque, Cad trace are moofed oIf+shore,<br />
by mean8 or anchors rather than kiiltoka, vharsae aalnon<br />
traps ara moored to tne shore. isnjo Sim.on asscribes >ha cod<br />
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damaged meshes. When there 1s<br />
d'c(las&), anotneryhes to be<br />
fait) or installed (.la). For<br />
hitting and mending (racmoder) nets thars la a apacial<br />
"@.dle (sidg~ule, plrg). mjo Simon ds~cribee the<br />
needle:<br />
cSest camme--11 avont oome quate pouoes, cion muces<br />
NO leea inportant a preparation is thai 6s prsaervin~<br />
nets and trepa agaipllt deterioration aaueed by salt water.<br />
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lit one time, thia ma done by aaaklng nets in an iniuaion<br />
July fieharmen dasd t0 &o into the waoda.where there ' I<br />
were birchqa (boulsallx) in abundance, md full or aepl<br />
ii a2Ezi 2: i:ErE'E?pei 2 ~ ~ 2 ~ ~ ~<br />
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barrel (*...no le bauillait dana in bnril d'natnlt). Mr.<br />
Cormier akaka or s red powder called calicu. fialikg<br />
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obtainable at t& abbott and, Heliburton atore.at Port-suport.<br />
which td sim;"degres repla birch bar* infusions.<br />
He refers to the dying container as a tub' lb8ille, fig).<br />
The vbrd mentioned above' ia deaeribod by<br />
hrthur Felix as "the curly, soft part or the birch bark."<br />
say8 it waa put betupen the upri~hts and the felt in the<br />
walls of a houas,)hsrs it kept for years (Field notee, May<br />
d he feet (pattea, CwtJ and uprights (aousyona, montanta,<br />
Charlie Cormier daaeribla bhewking or a killiali;<br />
Des leassss--m "as dans l'boie Chamher deux norceaux<br />
d'b6is croohe came trois pieds d'long. h lea sqvKrria<br />
sue lee quate borda, pis dsns l'milieu tu fais One<br />
mortaise. hr met. les nortaises tous lee dgux ensembe. ,<br />
Pib tu PBBsas in trou aoua chali(ie--ohaque corn. d'la<br />
picasae. f4 ram dans l'bais, pia tu oharches qvsta<br />
pine--six aapina. J'appolona va dea saims noua<br />
autse. h Dhsusaas Fd. dana ise troua--dm8 lea qutq i<br />
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\ Nmjo Simon noted thst sfnoe the dye (teinture filtyfliades<br />
le.~t-et~ pour eune Jornee. I lea arrschiont de dsdana.<br />
I1 aviont dee gaules. 11. speriont leurs jets aus le? ,<br />
gau1es a" see; *vne roi. qu'i tiant seca i tiont<br />
tannea rouges.<br />
(MUUPLA P2093/71-10, 56)<br />
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cE Il-d'dans, et is tu amerrea ces scions entour du '<br />
eEL1lllau et pis 10 tu paques CB aveo du coton, pis<br />
d'la lalne.<br />
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(MIiNl'y F2093/71-10. 32-33)<br />
Orapnals . 1.<br />
A grapnel (~"IPP~II, &rapmia B cormon type of metal<br />
anchor, frequently made by hand. It consiste basically of<br />
: a PFLc~ OP iron pipe (pipe, fiaifl or &mbs fib-37)<br />
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into which four slighter iron bars (bErrss d'fer fir d frg.<br />
gomabee), after being bent (pley4, @yjg) to fon claw; ,<br />
(pattea) are fimly. driven,. It is OommDner than +he regvim ,<br />
anchor. notes Willy Robin:<br />
, He pointed out .that : "cseat simple b fairs, st no faiseit<br />
F& dans les forgea de quats birres de fer plsy4as. pur qu8$B<br />
croche le fand.qMUUIFLA P2086/7l-10, 121 Charlie Co~ier<br />
gives a more detailed dsscription: 8<br />
Ihe ii8hYlake (vimeau. rign~t.~~'jfiis avoodsn,<br />
open-work stags on which codfish, aher ~ t t i n and g splitmng,<br />
ere laid outdoors to dry. Willy Robin pr:?idoa this deaoription<br />
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liesea. Lea rods sont plus petite?<br />
beaucoup pas .ptitel 7: Conbien, eanblen de long" '. B<br />
uh bien, c'est--vous rsiaae asneia vote--vote--<br />
.- vignot pun large si voua auvez--sttreper--aua lea<br />
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The usual word for a,lobs&er pot In Cape St. George !a<br />
LOBSTER POTS AAD CAGBS ;.<br />
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in potte A'hoylrd Lf pt a humra:Ijl. cape' st.' oiorge<br />
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le hournard pis i l.msttont dAs la oage. I restont<br />
. ' - en vie d'ioi u'i pauvonf l'vende.<br />
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He continued, expsqding on more contemporary practice:<br />
On les met dtdana--poui. la smaine ou plus fiiyg<br />
"dana l'cage. Pus eouvcnt on a d'la vente pour. Bt<br />
astelire i n'ugont we des cagea, i usont dca ?oubtes.<br />
HXD: bh. dss baubtes.<br />
--Oui. ?'=st des caces.&reilles, mais cleat dam<br />
boubte..<br />
HKD: Dsa boubtss?<br />
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HKD: A slleciel kind.
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oauver ta truite. fi la nets dins 18 sa~~eba~be paur<br />
aapelana?<br />
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--De d'dans la mer.<br />
RKD: Oh oui.<br />
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, The fiehery begins the.Yirst of Gr., and the first fieh<br />
.at i. thfiq rlr.,. ma. .GI. ~t i. the<br />
first eodyia bait vaehin the sqring. 'In Charlie Cornier's<br />
wordef<br />
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f-%rring spawn (1 fratqnt) in the spring. The sesson<br />
lasts for perhapa a moqth, durine: vhlah time herring are<br />
oausht lor lobater bait lbouette &~houplSrdI aa well aa for<br />
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coafish bait (bauette moruel. Xerripg is used fresh (ffaiaj<br />
fop a. long as possible. then salted for'bait or for food<br />
't j 'las salons pour manger). When the hewing have finished<br />
, sps'vning they leave, not to ratupn hafers the automn. They<br />
> m'ay again the* he fished far bait. Bhey are now bigger (pna<br />
, . grosl, w'hatSGnot used or bait ia selted ior food.<br />
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Manjb Simoh leacribem the herring fishery thus:
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le hareng pour d'la baustts B moma auast. comma de<br />
ijenconnet pk.rn+y. asusione FR pour aVll bouetse<br />
et naris l'automn- jtol salons pour.nsnger...le prin-<br />
tempa la hareng frays, i ~'neye. rt au ROIS d'juilietts<br />
et aaat $ZgJ i--! e:t p!s ban a manger.<br />
(MUNPLA 2 89/71 10 38 39) i<br />
nr. siman notes that when herring Gels eslte* for sale they , d<br />
rare packed more carerully than when %hey were salted for
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Des tites affalres aoudnt'in ~ilonb come $R d'long<br />
BVBO in croc sus l'loute. On attrape le capelan,<br />
pie on passe le oroc dedans, pis an l'jette .4 la<br />
mer. (Tu fais) come tu peches, tu 8irais. peche B<br />
la truite...tu peches 8, la niorue. Tu.bouettea<br />
ton oroc, tu I'Jettes i la mer, pis la porue Is<br />
cmche. Pis tu hales le morue B bqd. C8 e'eet la<br />
P,%Z%"~Eg;g~18;'2 ), .<br />
.w.iily Robin alao provides e descriptiqn of handlining:<br />
h lime main' Bien, y a in plamb, et pia-qu'est<br />
aus la iigne i'boute ici, et<br />
laaute boute ='eat 'n eobmpeau. Et pis aus l'boute<br />
de l'echampeau c'est 'n craa Oui ie Erne 6 morue,<br />
'B ho~k', in crac. Et on h o k e iTw.47 le croc-niette<br />
drls bauette aus le cro?, et pi8 Is plomb csle<br />
. au fond. Et pie eune foia qu 1 ta e le fond on<br />
hale sux envi~ons six piads--oinq f; aix pled: du<br />
;fE-;:tn~gel;nm~; y;$:su;:galp:: :;e;;e on<br />
rjuarsnte-oinq brasses. (A Cour to six pollnd line<br />
is wed; €he dory lies anchored; there is a handline<br />
an each side of the boat<br />
(MINFLA P2086/71-10, 1-21<br />
Jigging (raucher) ia the Mime elven to, the method of<br />
, fiihing with a hand-held codl$ne (ewra llgne d'morua): to<br />
vhiOh is ajtachgd a herring-shaped sin4er w;th hooks at its<br />
lows= bnd, plied a jigger (ewe fa&). NO aait'ia ussd.<br />
The line is(bu1sd up ant down while the dory drift.. and<br />
.ths codfishiare hooked an the jigg~r. mnjo Simon comments: i<br />
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, .\ . . till July 1st. Fishemen get up earl in the morning (no<br />
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a'lbve de bon jaur e matin), as the codfiah go for the<br />
jigger at high tide (an reille la'marge, heinl. When the<br />
fishemen have a boatload (eline douriehda) they return to<br />
'. Dorieb of fourteen tn fifteenfdtchinze pied8 LTJt'.z pjfiere<br />
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land (no vient & terrel to unload their ebd (bber nos narues). ,<br />
hey wait for another high tide (j'aspb're eune aute ma
do<br />
corns). He alea uses'the word instead of w.<br />
He calla s splitting table ~une etale IMDNPLA P2086. 21-28).<br />
d<br />
. .. Charlie Cornier provides further teme for various<br />
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anatomical parts of the cod: 3 &HI the atomach; &<br />
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- w, the membrsne covering ita entreile; 9 B,<br />
, ' F2093, 521.<br />
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the mouth (the same v6rd ia used fer any flab or animal,<br />
includi?g people); and lee dqignea'@lrfl, the gill; (MWNFU<br />
saltina and drying<br />
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After being gutted, headad, split and washed, the cod<br />
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arc then salted.' one method< described by wil~y nobin.. 'A<br />
rsqliires.tiat tha dressed cod be put into a tub (eune b ~il~e.<br />
or berrel (1; quart. 'fSa:rJ) of about thirtyraix<br />
. . gallon capacity, contain in^ p'lckle (la earnure. fiomyfll,<br />
a '7 tor tXlbnty-mur hdura. The fiah are then taked out and mt<br />
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in a pile (matte en pile1 on the floor of a sait store ( - . I<br />
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dws la plaee(dteune saliris fialrgl to drain (egoutter)<br />
for two to tmee houra. The piokle dripa (cpuler) ar drains<br />
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'(desoutter) horn the cod. Afterwards, tps dod are-stowed<br />
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- lcouch4, pile, arrim6, mis'en arrirnel in the salt store or<br />
saltihg shed, far aa~ting in bulk I. .Ipou~ sher en. bulk,<br />
. danp la bulk). "salting ia,alwaya ddne indoore. (MIAPL*<br />
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The following 1s Charlie canieraa account or the.salting<br />
praoeaure:<br />
. . ~e saliane dsns d'le aeumure, noua sutea, pour eune<br />
nuit. ~*aouiona des grands barila, hein. PIS j'salians<br />
la marue Ih-d'dans pour ewe nuit. Ple I'endenaln.<br />
j'pren~ons cte meme-18, $is j'la aaltons dans in pare<br />
dans l'meesain. Ei pie la saumure--J'allian.--j~To"1Io"1<br />
I'b~ril dehOrs pla j's1 ohavirions.<br />
. (MINFLA ~~09>/ii-10, 60)<br />
7 *8ked whether ha "aed the word far stov,ng cad<br />
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for salting, as in the erpresrian nctte ~n arrine (used by<br />
Hilly Bobin), Kr. Cornier replied:<br />
*rri.eP nata $6 bd*t-s'la rnorve B sen. 1"<br />
i4;;$';;0;;x;3'';;,<br />
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aryikg on $tie beach (Ie,grSve) is not done sy~ape St., \<br />
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ocdrge, owing tq the laok oi auitabla besohes (8,. ..iCl, y a \ q<br />
,: . pa.? d'graves"). Pmm time'to tias the fish are turned over<br />
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wet w4athsr are gethared up (bns~scysr) end brought to<br />
shelter. \.- " 1<br />
fisherr pzQ8eoutsd inbthc apriy. 'As Mr. carnie, pvta it:<br />
Man, $a depana fisp7g au temp, hain. Aateure<br />
i oom.n$ont pud.d.bome cur. queje comenciph..<br />
noua autea;pp i ~omnienpont.3~~~ le--le ringt<br />
, if<br />
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a "" """""tea j' "'"' ienque<br />
oh-- enwe 1s dkier de jin qu'ej cormnencion..<br />
~j ~Iqhions la nonra,promier. *stsure i pachont pus
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(B morw, isussea, 1 peehont ienlue le hsudrd le<br />
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SALMON<br />
Infomanta, apart from brief releqane+ to salmon<br />
traps, did not mlpply.meh inarmstion on/the rainon. Nr.<br />
\ Cornier notes "Oh, leaaumon, tu prenda f dans lei reta,<br />
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hein" (FNFLI F2093/11-10. 42!, implyingthaq salmon takcn<br />
~f$g~;~~~$~;~~~"g~;;)d~<br />
saumpn, l,laute printempa.<br />
CAPLIB I<br />
l'he caplin fishery, as Charlie Cornier dotes, b&ine (<br />
(ENRIRI F2095/11-10, 2, 6)
.tid$goee out, many are left on the beach. As Mr. Cormier ':<br />
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Three naln'topies will be dlacuaaad in a&me?3etail in<br />
thi~ ohaeterr the grmlng of crops. the ratsing of ram<br />
snimale, an4 tarn buildings.<br />
THI GRPWING OP CROPS '
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fii.tsJ), ps~snibs (pansia, .fianrgl, and pumpkina (pumpkina,<br />
finmpbn, pmk.97).<br />
This is Nan30 Simon's description of<br />
his home: $<br />
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I E ~ DUB vison8 BU pied d'aune butte, su pied<br />
dbeune bwtte pis--oh, la butte .st pt-4te trois ou<br />
ausai. Et du mcnde i viront l'long du ohmin. Le<br />
herrain est pas nal--pa ma1 Punge. Et chaqu6--<br />
chaque pareonne chaque parmnne aouont leu nordeau<br />
, dqterre--entourk B bauchure. Et--FA Ya jusqu'h Is<br />
Cheque m~nde a pt-bte deur ou trois arpents,<br />
pt-4te dix arpents A chasue champ ou marceau. la i<br />
endroits puSy!s 0's t roahtur !pis lea endraits<br />
E'eBt PB. troPp$ pi:.<br />
(MUNFLA F2C89/ 10, 69 64)<br />
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As the eoil at Cape St. George ia rathef rocky, a "<br />
narmer (famirr, ~ltirateur) is 1uc)ry to hare a nice<br />
piebe of land (du beau tei-win, in beau Chsmp, in pan -<br />
champ da terrs, eune bells faZme). Plots are identified<br />
aceo
properties iapsually marksd by a fcncs or rometimes by a<br />
ditch (sune rigale Li(ig&7)1<br />
J'ons eune bouchure ?ei nous<br />
autes. male des endroita iou-o-qusilaont pas d'bouehure,. i<br />
' mettent eune rlgole pour la ligne." (MUNFLA 12089/11-10, 69)
Most of the land plate at Cap8 St. Gearge were eleared .<br />
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by the original French settlers. Hanjo Simon noteer "Ici,<br />
la p ~ s grende psstie aes morcaaux.'dea champs ae terre a t6<br />
desair6 par lea yieur--vleux Francale (NUNPL* F2089/71-10:<br />
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651. The tame defribhe+ fif~xJ&7 and aeiricha~e flrf?$l~$<br />
ere mown to bnj6 aimon, but deaairer is the most common<br />
i tern. ?hie is how he defines the tern: ,<br />
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--On la deaaire--deseire la terre--jteppslana qR.<br />
IIKD: Des41re"<br />
--3esaire la terre, aei.<br />
HW: C'eat artirer...<br />
--Artire= 1s. EhOUBaea pd: J'OoupOes l'bois<br />
de dsue, pisAA, J'desa rons J'appelens 98 ds?airons,<br />
. 12~~2h~~~8~7~1~?~~~~7'<br />
POI. uprbqting or grubbing (eohousser. [4mfletmps. a<br />
etum~-s~ubber (in mecmiwa A chnuasee fl!ekm%k a-1 OF<br />
a capstan (in capestan) ia used. FlanJo imon ale9 useq the<br />
tern -.mMng to clew lml A 3rettLof newly<br />
i cleared land ia 1~ dassrt f7 arzsrg.<br />
Before 6 piece of cleared land is reedy tor hawing<br />
crops, it must he ploughed and clealed of roeka, s grocaae<br />
whioh is repeated each Ipring. Rook removal ia also<br />
necessary before wing the ssythe (la faux):<br />
, rdch.O."%?~~';~::t:~~:'da-~!~~?~~d6~~%a~;k '<br />
dsdans. On manse lee roches le printempe encore,<br />
ramRnae les roehea de dsus. Avmt 4u'y a mqeq<br />
a'fauohor i faut qu'les roehea eeyent runllnadaa.<br />
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(MUNFLA F2089/71-10, 64)<br />
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Big rooks hare to be dug up ideroahdr &r+.fi Spa11<br />
I ' dnes'sre pioksd up,by bhd (iae&nss~): "si ). a 'na grasaa<br />
I rache,d'la gzoaaaur dr poEls &117 j'dimns bian, allons<br />
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'asrocher.' Derocher, e9eat airaehcr d'le morcesu. hein.<br />
Si y a des tites roches j'disans--j'rennnaons des roches<br />
du morceau." (MUNPLA ?20~9/7i-10. 761 ' '<br />
Whee a pile of stonea (euge pile $&, rachea fir1 da NU)<br />
baa to be carted away, a cart (sune ehkrette. DGI'L~) ie<br />
: , used: "Pour haler dss roohes j'usiona eune chlrettpr ioi,<br />
nous eutes." (EUWLA P2089/71-10. 77)<br />
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pod= labourer parce que 1s terre--le terrain est<br />
dur--y a d'la tsrre neuf. I usiont deur chousls<br />
hein evne paire de chouals.<br />
(MQU~LA F2089/71-LO. 79)<br />
i7 Ploughing praduoes a series. of parallel furrows or<br />
'<br />
drdlls (riesies fiig$') and riaees (meillone fi+jSJ):<br />
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UY s den rig0i.e entor lea deux aeillona--jrdirons bien.<br />
52<br />
Jqdirons d,es rigol'ee entar lss seillone-rsntar lee selllons--<br />
between." (MIImL.4 P2089hl-10. 80 The depth of the<br />
plo!+ghln. (le'creunsur ~$%/:g)>~<br />
regu1at.b by the man I<br />
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The harra is drawn by one horse and has metal cutting<br />
diaea (hapee en ierl. ~ornerly, however, narrow had wooden i<br />
teeth (harac en bois).<br />
crawin. cr0.s<br />
To prepare the Boil for growin? crops it is rreouent1y<br />
neaeaesry to fertiliae it (metta ds lqeng;aia figrg.7 sue Is<br />
terre, epsrer fiparg au fumisr aua 1s tsrre. fumr Is tsmel.<br />
manure is spread.with evne forche b fumier. To malntsin<br />
' I -<br />
the aoilSs fartilsty. crops are rotated. At Cape St. George.<br />
mr example, potstasa. the commyt crop,! are planted in<br />
the asme rield for two,or,thYse years, follbued by hayaesd<br />
or wheat:<br />
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.J'plantona des jaydinage8 dedans, patktes--1s<br />
\ plus gemds partie. des patatea. Mais j'plantons<br />
dans la meme tarre pour dsux ou troia ana. Pim.li<br />
e semone a a grains da fain lb. Dea ann4es upel<br />
isttens ami3vauene qu*s j wnans a eilavouene 18<br />
BUSBi. (MINFLA ~2089/71-10. 64)-<br />
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AS mentioned above, the main vegetable grown at Cape at.<br />
George La the qotato (patate fietag). Ear>y potatoes are<br />
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ass @atea primes fir, J and small potstpes, ass ntitea<br />
.stdtss. or deb ~orla.ts 6.~~7. ~ r Simon . diatinguiahsa<br />
2he .talk of a potato in flower (patate en nsur) ie<br />
or in bSton asmatate. 'Co help th> yowg gotatp<br />
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&POW pmpel-11, the farmer muat earth it up Irenohaus$sr, 7<br />
fdjoerg), or surmund the lower pert with earth. For this<br />
mr~ose he uses a mall oachine called a rldge plough or<br />
ridging plough (rsnchaussauae fiijoal 8) or hiller. At<br />
Cape St. George it i= usually celled ewe oioche'<br />
Oui, i pdaaont--p&asont 'tor lea aeillona avec<br />
18 r~nohauasea~e. I uaiont 'n choual, in mea<br />
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C'eat Ins renohausssuae, maia j'app lane FB<br />
pioche naue =tee ici. Y a dew p≤l.s deaeiE: m e<br />
pslle A che~ue bord, pis a'eat 'n---use pslle--8<br />
8%: IbZe:E.E:'~.""iaP?dt ~~;~~~,t~~Z.com<br />
(NUNPU P2089/71~10, 94)<br />
on same d'la graine d4eoin (~N'LA 12089/71-10, 8R). Sowing<br />
IeedOw~) and Dlmts<br />
A natural-neaaow (in prd brJ1 is a pieos oi ground<br />
when hay Idu foin. mi) md grsae (da l'harbs firv)<br />
gmw naturally2 *C8sst 1'--in mdroiv io&c-poe Ira fisile<br />
f
,52117 colone--in ~TTOSB , ~ Z O S j'sppelans ~ ~n'(rnNFLn ~nan9/<br />
71-10, 95). ~n artifiaiel me2aow is one where clover (am<br />
trefe ,&SO) and mme$irnee sainfoin and alfalfa, have been<br />
FZOR9/71-10. 951).<br />
< Mr. Simon supplied the names of the followi~ giants<br />
oommanly found in fielda: in ~iouant fiiw, "thistle<br />
i<br />
r , ("tistle fixa&', c'est du piquant"); le vlnetta fiin~g,<br />
"BOIT~~" (7). He notes,<br />
Oh- la vinetts c'est &me daux ou tmis-deux poucea<br />
I fiLad do lone: Pie c'sst ma come eune langue, oomrre<br />
eune laqgue.<br />
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i 41sa to he fpund in fields are les doohes m7, BDUrdoCk.<br />
! *,weed with tiny red flowers or leevea; les choux-raves '<br />
- A tedloue Wt 888entlal par3 661 tha agricultural prooess
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" la meule. k mule tire tans lrsau, hein. CA tohiant la . ,<br />
nreule I tramps." (NQNPIU~ P2089/71-10. 101)<br />
T* quantity of hey cut by the aoythe at e time is a<br />
awsth (in aqdain pdg) and the width q<br />
the scythe ia also a math (la largeur de<br />
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d'la h XI. ~etez. the hay has been moyed,<br />
E "mi. alra qu.el foin est iariche BsJcU j'appc<br />
'artergraas'.. (~umm ~2089/71-10. w)<br />
The chier @rts of the mower arc: the cutting blade or<br />
acythe (1% fau), the COIYI~O~~I~B rod whioh ~~rnnicstea th~<br />
mvsrnent from the wheals to the naythe (la herre de faux)*
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bottom and pointed on top. A pieoe ai herring net is plaoed
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z., and & -,. 'it's'heating *pi, said of hay just after it !f<br />
? ... has been cut.<br />
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. norsia<br />
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~orsss (gee ohouala) have different temperameits. Some..<br />
- f.,<br />
Z I ' aca~e eaiily'snd tena'tb bolt: "tl set cllbooh6 fieb.ld." , '<br />
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borne srs etubb~rn,,(tetul,'in ehoual tetu; le chouel bo~ue.<br />
". After a stubborn horas has b&sn bridle&bnasrl it afted<br />
[, / :.-. twiata .its mouth when one nmla on the reins? nanio Simon
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- la deaoutture Dzguty:J. After about five reeks milk<br />
a to decresas and after eight reexs or<br />
be weaned (ser
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end mier to an encloeed pasture.<br />
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Bulls and ox? are frequently,led by a rope attached to<br />
a ring'(euas bague) in their nose ("Oh, eune bape dans nea<br />
du boali. aans nee du taui.eau.'j To enable en ox ti pull a *<br />
losd one places a kind of waodsn'eollar or yoke (louc fiD~')<br />
a'round his neck or shouldera. It is sbaut two feet long<br />
I<br />
i . . and hse a curved pieoe or ox-bow (in ar~on)<br />
irring round the<br />
i ' neck. At the end of the prs *re ie s ring through which
ataring hsy and farm squiment, but also fam hausing hor6es<br />
an0 aattls. When it la Drimarily used Par the latter purpose.
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. plqoe as naiaon--1e pod* d'la grange ( m ~ 771-10. h XO)."<br />
The main doors of ths barn arp hunp. on hin&'(dsa<br />
. . penturea f@tyzJ) end barred from the insice with a two-by- .<br />
I four<br />
(in aaur sus quate.l, plaaed oras-rise (dens issens .<br />
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ever.): I<br />
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.i . the barna: at, i usiant des suges'dans les granges.<br />
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Asteure i usont pus $8." NovLdaje. they are put outdoors,
(au marialer) and oocasianally osk (d'la.chene>. Far making .<br />
I cnaira, birch ann vitoh hadl err eepec
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i racoortchit '[wkovtb C'eet'guand qu' el fer vna<br />
rouge i I'sIlongiopt prrr-48"s la roue. Pls i nidient<br />
d'l'eau fratte dsus, la fer racoortchiait.<br />
(IMPLA ?~92/71110, 31-33) t<br />
~h! hub PI t ie wheel waa called bouton qtd the sde.<br />
lqsxle ,@!dsrg. wheeia of differehtCaizea were me. ?or<br />
garte (eune chnrretts. narrfl) there were tvo.vheela:<br />
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04, y a ~FUX ro~;~.Lqi?e qxle A tmve~8- t i ,<br />
y a deureanouhsse dsus. 3u faia in ,&.z-7jBig<br />
&LjJ ponr hale= ton fox"<br />
pour hale? ton Eg funle:,P~?r~a~~~r::: I<br />
;:;2 ;P~,::~~,~"~~,T"~:"~:~~::~I~~,"E:~~:~;~~<br />
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lurmbte--ewe boubte c8rsS cornme cing dc-cArre.<br />
Pis ty reisaa ga eua In swivel ax~'v=g, Ca chavimit<br />
--tu mettais to funi L bard--rne&e in tit croo sus<br />
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BOAT CON~TRU~TIOU<br />
W~es 0 boat built<br />
. " , The type ai boat'onoa coymonly built And used at cape<br />
.st. George, and still uaed to aome extent, is. the fiat-<br />
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- davant) and s narrow stern (le d(lrr2hre). but no keel (la<br />
bottomed dory (le dart firg), rhiah has a sharp haw (in..ir<br />
. the motive force. Charlie cornier relates that hg fished'<br />
L r tchiue, fig)_ Oara,(lea avirdnq) ariginmly provided<br />
I * for csphn ror fifteen Seare %sing<br />
mi Et ouelle sort( de bltteau<br />
, BOUT pebher 18 CBP~I~?<br />
" ---Pour p4cher l'cap8lan' Ike d4vib. des db~le,<br />
aui. Pecha a& ddris.<br />
AKP: Ah oui I l'avlron?<br />
---% ii.akroA mi. mute la promihre ,h-la peehe--<br />
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Whed inbaard eng;ne. cane on the parket. fishermen<br />
began ~quiping their larger, sixteen-foot do& witdhree-<br />
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horsapouer Acadis enghnea (dsa enzincs des pedia B trois<br />
rorcea fie ~b~rn, as reidla a twa f.rd). . i<br />
,. Another type of boat, somcvhat'ainiler in construction<br />
to the dd;y, m that Y't is nqtrbottmed and has no keel,<br />
' ia the +let (in flat. 01-$7). ,It is hovers= vlder tnsn the<br />
do-y, especiajly in the aterh, which ia snuarr, md to.,<br />
fhich is fs&ened ad rrutboat-3 motor a t rran ten t4 riltaen<br />
/oreepower, ~t i* usus11Y firteen or sixteen feet ~n length. 3<br />
--__ /The flit is probably the codanest type of $%ahit& bdt in .' "<br />
. Pe at Oape It. (iaorge today. Mr. kllr Robin descri
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Nstorials and memration<br />
In the past the wood for boat bulldiny waa cut and<br />
prepared by hand. Men went into the wooda in the nutum to<br />
flnd suitable mits (des belie8 rsdnes) for making rib@<br />
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(d& nembea) and trees from which to make planks (des<br />
'B<br />
bordLs). Pbr making dariea and other boats they used fir<br />
and spmcei the fo er tdr plank8 and gilnvalea (lee clrreaurl.+<br />
the ljgtter for rib ,. bettomi(ls fond). etem (l'etravs),<br />
$teyni(lVetchusa 3 ) and-stern-vnee (l'etBmh091. hnjo<br />
Simon eseripee lt:<br />
1 ?om batir flea JarisLet nuoi afV,ars I uaiant<br />
i dd sapin et du prusael ... I usiont des racinas ds.<br />
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h.e:buse it was eaaier ,to split. The tree; selected were _r' I<br />
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Iron bight to twelve ,inches in diameter. The ideal se<br />
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for a plank was aixteen or seventern reet in length, yithnut ,<br />
knots or branches, and would be called In bemu hi.llOt &<br />
dord6. w;th thed aid of B ripsaw, planks verq out bne hair , '1 .<br />
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tn three 'oi sn inch thirk, and aftsrverds p~nn-4 ' . . i<br />
mmooth with en eiehteen inch plane:<br />
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con~tniction details m a boat oarta 4<br />
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~fter the rarioua parts of the boat-frame are securely<br />
in place, the boatbuilder can proceed with the plankine.<br />
This isi6f two type-: the oarvel type, in which itbe planks<br />
are buttea edge tb edg4 and the linker type, in which the<br />
eoges are averlappedX the aeam sufficiently to allow for<br />
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-+ 'nail%ng. Galuanized nails are uaea thrau&ha&t sa a<br />
d f<br />
proteotion against rusting: "I yalont des'elous d"5inc<br />
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F n;-&aait--nousisa dea clina--an aklaia .<br />
a. e'tenpailA. Ct rouilla paa dans l'eau aelby6a.. Cliinksr<br />
type planking is dyscribsd as tollorar<br />
c l n n O h ' ~ S l l it 'olinkerf, ?clinker<br />
built'. I've h:ard of a clinker- uilt boat<br />
, ' whew qna edge of the board ,<br />
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ate:" e stem-Lee (lletambo$l ia i~eeibd\ "<br />
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between the atero and the el.<br />
Artrr mitable brpiara hsvc<br />
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gumralea called -lfielg or ewe conte-ctravs<br />
p5t>tmmv.<br />
' \ 40 allow bilge-dtsr to collect in the centre o\ the ' ./ .<br />
bdat for baplg, a bilge hole or limber {in galat) is<br />
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cut in each rib nslrr the Internal keel'<br />
, Oh i laaflont--dam lbs membes--dam lea lsmbss<br />
9u.i Y ivait- BUB la place--aus la eale du bateau tu<br />
mettsis des hits trous dane les caine d'lea menbee.<br />
I appeliont qd des galots den slats dea tout ptits<br />
troua que l'eau, 14eau aliait dtrrlbr; heio, BU<br />
i milieu. du dhi. ? appeliont FB dBe galots,. .<br />
m. Dea g.lots. ,<br />
---I ueait dea galota. L'em va passer et srvnit<br />
aus la londgeur dv dbri.<br />
(MUUPLA E2092, 103-104)<br />
\ After the bqst has been plankeb tha seats (lea banos) .<br />
are install$d, being ne.ll.ed to hirleontal riarrd(suna serch)<br />
,.irhioh am attached to the ribs on each side.<br />
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more thole-pins fig taiet) are inatahed to bald the sgtp<br />
two round pea8 which fit into a<br />
of wood. Phis plate, or taletohiere<br />
fi#*tJr :d sometimes takes s metal rowlock lcune denel.<br />
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a wooden puma was "8.6, installed in a ~uro~<br />
we11 wnen s hast was beached a pun5 (in bun
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A ,NOTE OX THE LUICOls . ..<br />
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lexiom vhi'oh ~olldvs, s lore phonemic feprese-atsition \ i<br />
has been provided following d-ch entry, se it is felt that<br />
.fm thie ieotlon, dealing with meanings, need psy svoh ' ,.<br />
cloee,attantton to what may Se idioamcr~tic pcanhciations.<br />
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Followingatha phqn;mic notationl thigre+s&cal ' . ,<br />
fmnctjon of the sntcy ib noted and, ih the Case ~InoWis. , '<br />
the gender,if attested. Various observed mea%Jngd far .<br />
given itep are provide&, ~6metrmes in citatioi fqm ifs , ' 'i<br />
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there ie adme doubt ai to $hi preCise meaniy.. I<br />
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. ~e,in~t,o%e have not been .6m r. ,;.u .- - .. / '<br />
that a greater number of @formanta shou.ld be interwewed. '<br />
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' ~boutir fibuti g. 7.t. TO join (wood)$ sbaut>r (u'hois.<br />
100- .<br />
Abri fib~iJ, 8.m. she1;er. I rend dana 1$ have 1 l'ab3.<br />
- , Le bateau eat L l'qbri du cap.<br />
Acopeau @DP~, a.m. Wood chip (fmm axe, hntchet). .<br />
Adic fidtg, s.m. Aa$.dock. Dea foia no,prenh du adlo. auesi.<br />
A f f w 6fil~7, >t.& file, to sharwn (saw, etci: affile;<br />
> -. roin eat iaupH&. jtapselons after&rasa.<br />
lea'seie",<br />
' Artergraw firtftererr:$, a.m.? Aftergrase:,<br />
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hi. apra qu'el<br />
nia&ills fidssg. s.r. 1. A aewing needp. 2. Wooden<br />
needle $or mending neta: on fait oE avdc eune aidgnille. ,<br />
, dn Ill daua.<br />
Aignon figjg, 8.m. Onion. ,<br />
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Alas fig, ad5. La Iinatte--c:gat eune harbe.<br />
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Aire fig, a.m. nhay, ehtrance (of barn). In aire<br />
"n ~'"~elana iei.<br />
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'~mancher (e~~emald,:v.<br />
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rerl. ~oiit: c'est .n ring ae<br />
. . rer 'qui s:amanche .*us in bois.<br />
trappe a saumon, cleat emRrr6 d71a cats. fa mouilldge J<br />
d'iB cete. . 2 .<br />
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I 1.apsisyur ~"'JJ vduliona.<br />
an PJ: s,m. Ye*> h i s jvslantons dnne 1s mene tkKq *<br />
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fairs ~lanaain. 2. ROIL<br />
of grass fert bj r&r: ~n<br />
. mule 4a foin w;el rateau<br />
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~rvireffirvirJ, r.t. To turn over (fish, ete) Arvirsr -<br />
la norue (pour cheasbr). '<br />
' Attrapar fitrapg, i i. d v.1. 1. To reach I fendiant<br />
ln maehecoui toh-c-qu'i pauvit ettraper en hnut juequ'h<br />
la reclne. 2. To cntoh (fish). Attraper du cwelan.<br />
J. TO have, get (a atarm etc). Attreper eune tempbte.<br />
. a. TO tplle' ~'attrapsa ton coateau.<br />
huge p.c, e,m. 1. Trough (of'&!rindstone): ?J rnets.de .<br />
! ' loeau dans in auge--la nevle "ire dana la?au, $8 tchient<br />
la meole trempe. 2. nrinking trough Ifor animLlsB).<br />
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1 c, bent 1 usipnt des auges dans lea granges. i<br />
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Auiomne fit>$, 8.m. ;all, wtumn.<br />
Aviron fivirfl, e.n. orrjbee dbi.la B l'adron. .<br />
avissa J, s.n. acfew. I" a7isse B tete Ade; B tetc j<br />
plate.<br />
~vieeer fivieg, v.t. 20 8CIeW, BCT~V on, aorew in. !<br />
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earns w, 8.f. 1. Hames Fin6 (by hamaae). q. Ring<br />
(in bull's oae).<br />
fish.<br />
Ballot fials, s . Balei In bale PjY ds f~$n-m ballot<br />
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, - d'foin jlappel~na 06:<br />
, . %no ~g', a.m. Seat, thwart (of boat).<br />
Bardeau ,$I.dg, a.m. Shingle (of 'roof).<br />
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fain en bargea.<br />
It, now obaalete.
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welier firljg, s.n. m. out, no met in JOUC sus l ek<br />
bhlisre.<br />
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Bete fi$:t. bejfl, 8.f. AnimaI. Is bete A carnes, cattle.<br />
3cu~ler fi~glg, v.1. To belly: In tsurdau. i beugue.<br />
aillot Dljd. ?.a. Lor Arfiler des billote; in billot<br />
dnbordP.<br />
Bl4 fig, s. Cop lmeis~l. '<br />
Bloc mag, s.m.. Block. Bloc $,ur le wpi emeri, sanding<br />
block: bloo de oiment, ooncrsta bloak.<br />
aoear, boeufl fir, WJ, 4.m.' ox. f<br />
aai~er fi>il.r~. 8.P. Boiler tror cooking ldbaters).<br />
. Bpia fia, bvg. B. Wood. Boia dur, hardvaod: bats 6 hu, ! .<br />
ripewood. I h pl.7 Wooda, forest.<br />
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Good: du booterrain; d'la bonne 6 4<br />
Borasge B>r&e.J. ad. Planking.<br />
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eorae fisfdJ, 'B.m, Pian* (or boat): 3n beau bmlot a'bordh.<br />
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a tree stem or%lxteen to aighreen feet, vlthout hots or<br />
1 . branchme, suitable for making planka. "<br />
, BDquer fiskg, ",I. lor home) to buak: te choual bepaex<br />
i ihh, Borbie=fi$rbj~, ad$. Baggy: terrain borbipr; as s.n. in<br />
; * ,borbiar, a bog.<br />
Bard fio.8. e.m. 1. Sids Tu lea epuerrls sue lea puate<br />
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' > bpnds. 2. Adv. phrase A bOM, an board* Baler la"<br />
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paa nal. hlne bordee d'naigs, a snowfall.<br />
aoaae 16,~. 8.f. ~eiriteG4rops used to tie up a boat).<br />
30LIchu~e , ~VI~,~J. 8:f. Pence. (<br />
Bou@e &+f; 8.f. Buoy. hlne baude de tangon, lerge<br />
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moorin& buoy, made of'bood, ~harpsnad 'at eaen ena.<br />
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Bouere fiwri J,<br />
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v.i. $0 drink.<br />
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Bauveter flyt&', u.t. To tongw end eranv- wood pour<br />
boriveter d" bola. f .<br />
eoyard f13,jo J, a.m. Xxnabsrrov, ce--iea hy two "en, for<br />
_e@rryinr *sh. The bottom :a lathed to let we+araiq<br />
out in boylr0 clrrl. For cerryin~ water In hoyrira<br />
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ami &7, 8.r. Caulkidg pitah, aede from resin (16 nlsine~ '<br />
boiled vith cod llverqil or coal tar. to r'vent it P .. I<br />
beeonifis brittle, then poured oier the .+urn-naulkaa<br />
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Bras fig: 1. A?. 2. E-1. 0. Itilt cof<br />
Ia,.chBrrue A ohoval ava dew ?=&al 3. Leader (IS trap).<br />
Brayer fitj&', u.t. To calrlki to corer aeaaa with pitoh.<br />
Brassb &a$, ~.f. Pathom. Len rets B hareng svantkntaur<br />
ds vingt B vingt-cinp braesea de long.<br />
Brasseyer flras(j&'. v.t. To ath her up (fish), as, far<br />
exemp~.e, in damp weather: ~raaadyar la morue.<br />
Bride brxg, 8.f. Bridle.<br />
-- _ B r i a &id> v.t. To bridle: I s'tord la &eule, in<br />
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ahoual tetu, eune fais qu'il sat brId6.<br />
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Brise &:.dl 8.P. BreFEe(7P~~nd qutt" att~ap.8 eune briae<br />
venant du Buroft, c'est rough pas malr Eone brise dP<br />
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Broaher flroju, 7.t. To knit (nets, eta.): I raut ~raoher<br />
-, in eute maill..<br />
aroullier tee) fi. bw@, Y. refl. To tangle Lor nets etc.).<br />
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Brouaeer Druag. 4.t. TO cover with bo~ehs: lien, apra CP<br />
tu hrouascs tonlrlenot carre I faat.<br />
, . . Brouase firug, =.fa? wueha: ?la to vra dana lea bais<br />
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chn~ohe~ daa brouesea TI. coupss dea hrouesea, tu lea<br />
eharries. > '<br />
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adlape fi~6JUa 9. s.m. Burnt-over ares or forest, where -<br />
, ): ptites buttes.<br />
Cabape &%bag, s. ane ds lamain.<br />
Cabarit 6aba~i7, a.m. Pattern (wed to out boat ribs, ete )<br />
Voua Eharchez 'ne belle raeins pla (uaua prenee) in '<br />
Cab8rlt.<br />
I - Cdba fie-97, 8.m. Cable<br />
C&boeh6 fi~bqg. aaj. lor norae) which acarea esa,~l~,<br />
bolts.<br />
C B D O fiab~d,<br />
~ ~ adj. !CI tree t?M) hollow: ce etest<br />
9YWd quoin &be c'est Ereux en dboua.<br />
and<br />
Cadenas &dd, a.m. Padlocki<br />
caes 6:~. ~.r.' Weodenlcage anoho*s~,oii-shore for heldim<br />
lobstera ao they a* hauled out or @to. mey may be<br />
lait there for a week or mare, m e cage, c'sst pour<br />
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mge, on les met dsns la cage pour la snaine ou plus. ,<br />
hstenro i n'uaont pua aea eagpa, i wont del bouetcs.<br />
cnillou fi~7, e... ~ack, stone5 TU prenda in groa oeillou<br />
carre. I" the place name Trois Ceilloux, Three dock<br />
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)cnlaYL;Lg, 7.1. To link: se planb ode su rond. i<br />
canot pang. _s.m. Round-bottmed boat. Canot B noteur. . . .<br />
moton boat; aanat B rouUe, sail boat.<br />
/ 1n the plece name Csp-St.+eorges. Cape at. Ceoree.<br />
1 Cnpelan p aply, s.a. Caplin. Sue la fin d'jin j'aouons<br />
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1.cepelan.<br />
capestan /&psstg, 8.l. Capstan. Used far hauling Mats<br />
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up a slip, or pullitrg-stumps from the ground.<br />
carque bar&7, a.m. 1. Hoop: In FarqYe de far. Q.<br />
carque de potte, wonden aenioirc1e of lobste<br />
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cerotte fimr~g, 8.f. oarrot.<br />
oerrsau fimfl, s.m. Gunwale.<br />
carre DareJ, sdj. 1. stasp (or miff). 2. Square: Et<br />
m trappe. caest fait some eune nouete, cleat rait<br />
c8rr6. 3. ear A hay pound: In edrd I'roin, cBrr6<br />
roin.<br />
carriells flo.~i$~lJ, a.f. Riding sleigh, with seat IBC~W<br />
sideways: 5% nu$ grande pkrtio du mnde aviont fn ,<br />
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choual er eunp ptitr clrreelle.<br />
CP.eieT fiaejg. a.m. Lobster pot (term allegedly more ,.ed<br />
et LB Urend*Terre (Mainland) than at Cape Sf. George.<br />
where & is used.<br />
Caain ,&eisr?J, a.m. l*inaowl casine.<br />
. ' - C4ss€e fiaed. 9.1. A la cPsele au )our, at dalbreak.<br />
.._ - cea4-&.fiaag, ".t. h :.t. T~ break up: L~<br />
T. break "I la tete d81a<br />
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casaer eune come (qi cow.% . .<br />
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. , cointuret firtyre-7. 8.a. Bell? band (of; harneee on horse).<br />
.Chaise fJt:j,<br />
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chaibe my. s.f. Bedroom., Ohembe drepargne, guest room.<br />
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8.r. cia+=. Chide barcer, rockiF',ohalr. ' .<br />
Champ ,!.7g, e... Field. , ' , , '<br />
Chapeau fig.' 8.q. Chimney-cml, hoO+<br />
Charge &rgr a.m. Loadr m e honne charge d'morue..<br />
Cherseue~ fld5liJ, 5.i. Hayloader: La chBrgeUse, oeeit<br />
poar charger i'lain dsus.<br />
ChPriot Barjd. s.m. Truck (or la grdndc rorche a rain),<br />
Chlrreter~r.rt&, v.t. ~o load (on to a cart)! -,<br />
s.?. ' Cartlbsd (0; hay jet:. 1': mni<br />
ares ae fain-o+est ellne charretee j.leppa~ans $8. ; ~<br />
s.i; Cart Ixith'wo whaela and two<br />
4 pour nslsr dea j,ueioia eune.ah8rrstts. '\<br />
Chli.rfe? fir;&', v..t. To cdrt (aUay. on??: Tu cauPis<br />
des Brouases, tu lea ohnrriea. -<br />
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ch~rruioar$'. a.r. Ploughr On ohsvire la tamq avea 1s<br />
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chasaer fisg. v. t. To drive in (naile, etc).<br />
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Cha8.818 L ?d8~, 8.m. Window. Bola ne ehEsaia, windox sash:<br />
bnuete de ~hAs~i.. xfndow box.<br />
CheufEee Ll0&7, Y.I. (Or hay that haa .just hern cet), to<br />
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chadrians. 2. To upset, to change: ~t depis .<br />
c'tnnb1eme;t dd'terre-lh $,a toite ahavir€. ). T. turn j<br />
'dver the ground: on ch+e la terre ave~ 1 ~ . ~ h 8 ~ ~ ' ~ ',' .<br />
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thin far. (0honin4e) ge.ma ra be moat C.m$,.<br />
* ~hous&e "g, I 1"' "urn': A ~ t i "8 ~ r .chouema.'<br />
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Mecanipue A heuasesstmp-grubber. ' . , .<br />
Chb". BJl b... Cabbage. .. . , .<br />
Choux-rave firaig, p.m. hmrnip.<br />
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Choux-raves iaroubhes.<br />
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fiisfl,. a.m. chcsei; in crsesu A'boia.,' * .'<br />
Clabocder fil~ilab~~dg, ~.t.' To hooac).<br />
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Clarcir fililaralg. v.tl To.cles+ (lend): oo M 01arci~ in .<br />
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Clenche fi1a:lJ; 8.1. ~ a t (on ~ h a door)..<br />
clin pg. 8.m. plinieF jLnt or a oii*er built boa;.<br />
. , qloche fil?JJ, e.f. Bell: 3." d40100hd$, a set, orb<br />
+ (on a hores'a harness). '. - . .<br />
Clov 61?7, s.d. mil.. C~DU d.zino fig, %lo" &lv&nis<br />
houter ,pnt-uy, ",t. TO nail: - ,<br />
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s.f. . che?t: .+ne oaiie 8 hardes, c~d%iss, chest.<br />
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cote fio.fl, 8.f. sea ahare. coast<br />
a 1% cdte.<br />
oat4 p o t g , s.m side (of house, etc) x Les qvet~ cote.<br />
d'la mniaonda)e<br />
d'en-hara, outaide wall.<br />
Coteau Eltog, s m. little hill. In cateau. c.?st 'ne<br />
tite butte.<br />
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caton fist=, a.m Cotton, remew much u~ed far *kinll<br />
finhi* nets. i<br />
Cau fig, a.m. 1. neck. 2. seam mr neck (or plough). , , 1<br />
Coueher fiuse, *v1g, u.t. To stow (cadfiah for aaltilig)<br />
Couoher 18 merUe'pou- la saler: Au eolail couah6, at<br />
mset.<br />
Coude fiu:g, Y.t. To sew.<br />
caueve T64c.g. s.i. Cunvale brace. 9580 s.v. conte-<br />
. etFbre. ' I<br />
coukr fi1J. v.1, + v.t. 1. TO leak. sin*: Le bateau 1<br />
Ta coulsF. 2. To trickle: za asumura oou1e oe daua<br />
la norue. 3. TO :*nit. Pis j'coulons CB =u'fo"d.<br />
oauper ,&pBi, ;.t. 1: TO cut: I cdupiont l.eaorce en<br />
l i _.,bas. '2. To &oak (animal's tail1 Cauper 1s tchev~<br />
i. ds chousl. 3. 'Po cst (with saw11 Conper travera<br />
. d" yraxn, avsc lo grain ( d Misl ~<br />
f Coups-vrte fiugvx47, mil. Olasa-cutter.<br />
coupurs E"pu.r7. 1.. cut (dr *w eeto12 2. slat (in<br />
head or acre.,). . \<br />
. couteau Eutg, s.g: 1. oout(eau1 prsucr, kt& blriet<br />
couteeu B tranc$lj; api~ttins hfra,' 2. coater (01<br />
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trimins horsea' haouea: 1n coutsau craohe. 4.<br />
, . 1 , B den* manches, arawknife.<br />
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' Couture fi"ty:g. 9.i. seam: Cels depend able couture ntls - '<br />
Bole dU ~B~PRY.<br />
Cauvet-te fiuvsrg. 3.f. 3iank-t. Couverte Or chaual, horse<br />
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if- \ blanket. 1. J,<br />
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. Covortur; ,&~~arty:g. 8.1. Hoof (of hoU8el bdn eta). C:<br />
cmwe ara&7, s.r. crack: mne eraque dans la terre. i .<br />
CranvB f imkg, P.P. v. creqne~. Cracked. u tqrre fendue<br />
bu CTB~U~B. -<br />
C~ayon ,&IJ~, 8.m. Pehell. 'crayon d'aarpente, carpinter's<br />
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pencil<br />
CrbahefirQ, e.f. 1. Ilanger. 2. Cow atall.<br />
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Creuaeur 61Jel5'. 8.f.' Depth (of furrow, stel.<br />
Creux. -euae be, -# J. sdj. 1. Hollow (tree), 2. Deep<br />
(water): I'eau cnuse, quate brasses da orsux. ). .Jdr. i<br />
dseDlY: Labourer areux (in ploughing).<br />
Oreyer b5jg, v.i. TO neigh: ~'dieane "~aa chous~s<br />
' creyons" noua aut~. '<br />
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Crl firg, 8.m. Mene (of harpel.<br />
CEOC firzy. s.m. ~oou cror flehingf: hl boubte 18 oroc.<br />
A snap hook (for fastenl* hapapaas traces).<br />
Crochs firq7, adl. Curved, bent: Deux norcsaoz d'5ol$<br />
ol.ochear<br />
Crocher fir:rrJ7, Tit. ao grsa; Lnannue orocba le fond. TU e<br />
bouete ten aroa. pie I'mrue le croche.<br />
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\ Clgtte Jr3v, 8.f. Horee droprlnys, dung: Des rrottee<br />
de choual.<br />
\ '-' ~emrUe?<br />
, milking.<br />
Croupion firupijg. a.m. amp: Le croupion--"'eat lee<br />
rarmiel). ,<br />
name BmJ, s.r. ~etil rowlock.<br />
Deboute flsbvg, ad". upGt'<br />
. e,<br />
e.m. Cutter (of codfieh); the man<br />
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. %ad brraka off (cdaae, aeaollel<br />
Decoller flak+', r.t. To ?em va (head of codfish, ate).<br />
Deoalleur~ak~l=:~,<br />
open (rend, pique) the cod remavea the puts<br />
(artire l e tripdille.)<br />
the heed (see a.v. ?lquaur).i<br />
fl&k$rng, v.t. To = lip (home of cow: hull etc). !<br />
Degoutture flilreuty:X7, s.f. Plilk left in $v's uddm after<br />
Defrichage firnJa:g, a.m. hr-oleerig.<br />
Defrent ,&7, 8.I. 'moth (of person, qlml)+ tooth of saw.<br />
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Depeche Dsp+Jd, p.p., Fieha out: (Of haddock?: L@ adic<br />
est toute dep8ch6.<br />
Derive fiF:g, ad". phr. en derive, drifting. On Lauche<br />
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en derive. Po*; peeher B la faux t oeohant toute en<br />
derive.<br />
Derorher fla?>Jd, ~ . t . To die UP (hip 10n(a) D~~ocher.<br />
E'PB~ arracher eunr grcasc roehe ds d'dans l'rno-ceeu.<br />
' IESBIP~F pap lee vicux Frsn~ais.<br />
Deteinde flgtZ:g, 7.1, To fade. hpra deux ou troia ms<br />
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98 Beteindait, la tcintur..<br />
Devant La.&. 8.m. 1, Front (of house)., P. Bow (of<br />
' boat). 3. Prep. in f ront or.<br />
Deux-auszqugte s.y.kaf. -.O/ Two-by-four llumberl.<br />
Devisaer fiviagr V. t. To unecleu.<br />
Dggbaae bebard, a.f. Herring aipnet. .<br />
Deeule fipy. 8.f. 1. Mouth (of horse, etc). 2. Entrance<br />
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far loaeters to lobstcr'pot. un potte B tmie dgeulee.<br />
Dgignes fi51$, 8.f. pl. 01118: On met la brancha ou l a 1<br />
ligne B travers les dgtgnga du pniesan.<br />
Dgirouetts E3r mrf, a f. Weathervane.<br />
Diapuc &J, s.". Dtsa (or hsri-owl.<br />
nivtsar LatvizeJ, V. t. TO divide (a ltne with diviaera).<br />
Dja fljgi'. edv. A11.z dial Call to horse to meke it go left.<br />
Doehe ~ ~ ~ , \ a . Sourdoak f . (weed). uau. in pl.<br />
nor1 Berg, a.m. Dory.<br />
Drll16flr~g, sen. Drill: In drill lectrtque. electrib drill.<br />
4% nrrrer eraivg, v.t. TO drive, drive m. .m driree $1 . la<br />
dans la terre.<br />
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Eclrt ,(?&o J, a.m. Comer (of file, eta1 fine lime<br />
I traia eolrts; eun. noulur trois eclrta<br />
Echampeau fiJIIgJ, a.m. .Lead/, cast (of fishing line), a<br />
piece of stiff line joining the sinker to the hoax.<br />
Echourie faJur&', s.f. A landing, s sman beach where s<br />
boatican bs hauled up; a man-made landing for the sene<br />
purpose.<br />
Echoudaer & V B ~ , v,t. TO nub. Uproot (etumpel.<br />
Egortter Geutg, v.t. Tsdrain laedliah atc).<br />
Ec"orce B srg. 8.f. hrk (of ttee).<br />
mcrat mrq, a.m. Thread (pi acrsw).<br />
i$ndroit fld-7, 8.m. )Place: Les endroits qu'y a cyest<br />
~OohrnUx.<br />
Engin B3g7, a.m. Eneine Dsa ptits engina dtCroia forces<br />
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Epinglsr fi~reld, v.t. lo scull (boat).<br />
E~issou&re fipisxr:g, a.m. nar~in;pirs.<br />
EouKrrir fikm~iiy7. v.L. To square (timber).<br />
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.E8~alier 48k91j3, a.m. '3tairs. Poteau & .~scR~~cI. rntsip-<br />
poet. - . .<br />
Escorre fisk~g, 8.f. Bailing scoop.<br />
E~p6ner. vsr. Aaperer, sparer fispere. aspere, sperg, 7.t. a<br />
fa wait for.<br />
Etabe 6ts.y. a.f. Stable, eowshed; part of barn where<br />
cows are housed.<br />
EtsUi fitablg, s.m. Workbench.<br />
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Etale fitag, a.r. aplittrng table (tor codffah).<br />
Etanbat fitlb3g, s.m. St~rn-knee (of bast).<br />
qui,cotr1e. . . t. - -<br />
Eta* fitg, s.m. Carpenterla vice.<br />
Etancher fitGJeJ, v.t. To make watertight. Etanchsr d'qual<br />
~toharre' fit16 ig, a.f. s h r e (tool): Eteherre c8tr6a.<br />
steel or frenine ssare, ptit/ etcharrs. eet or trg square.<br />
Et0hu.e fi+mzJ a.f. Sea foam. '<br />
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Ete fite~. s.m. smor. 4 J<br />
~trsve &ra.Ya.r. 8te;:'atern past (of boat). 1<br />
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Face flagr a-f! I. ~xtcriar side (of house). 2. side (of<br />
object).<br />
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Parmier Dnrn&', 8.n. ~arner. . ,<br />
Parourhe OrvJ-7, adj. (Of pl~nts) wl16; (or horses, "tc).<br />
Wild, unruly. ' .<br />
Feurner flol=7, v.t. /. Tn now: 'la,~cher I'foxn. 2. TO ,<br />
~ i e Ixilh cod or squid ji~per): On'fanehe, on fdit ia . .<br />
lirn?. vnm havt et baa. ~'faubhons l'encornet. . . '<br />
Faueheuss Li;dfI :$', s.l. ~~~~1~0.4a.?'ieal & horse-dm&n mower: '<br />
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: . . ,! Y e. eune inorheuse necaniqub--mis le pus eapde $krtxe; . . .<br />
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. , pi eauodt des faucheunee cihousl.'. . . ' . _ / .<br />
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Qibve B J I ~ 8.;. , yever: la fieve du lette, nil* fever<br />
. (of cowsl. '<br />
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Qll f?1g, s.1. 1. string, twine. 7. eii d'nplnnb, plumb-<br />
. line. >. Thr(od ,lbf acrew). . .<br />
FtRr Bi~J..v.t. TO thread (neeale). 7. TO sna-p-n:<br />
on fil~ l*IIUI eve. .unr pierre B fa&.<br />
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~ d i l g b.p. , 309;: Jt~?na~~on~ lGlli".ll. 2 Plat @lag, ?n. mat (not-hattomed boat).<br />
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rletan plnt57, 8.n. ~aljhlt?'<br />
Float (for nets): ~'*avlonn dea<br />
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' . Flatter Bl:tg,, v. t. ~q, floe*: ~iotter leus reta. 1. .<br />
~otn fig.: 8.6. HB~.' . .. , x : % . ..<br />
Pa?a BU, a.m. ?I. ~ottbo-.(of boat). 2.. sottom (of aeslb<br />
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grand= fodhs B Ioin; ;lir=e Bs.hayiork attaohek to the ; . ' . . \<br />
ridge of the,barn; not uaad at Cape S Beorge.<br />
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?reis, fralche Drej, frlJ.7, adj. ,Fresh.<br />
Fr~ye? flr~j$,'v.i. To anawn: le hareng fraye nu prlnteppa.<br />
rrette L?r.g. a,dj. cold.<br />
. rrnntal flriteg, a.m. Headband (of hamesal: C'est l'devant <<br />
n'la bride.:<br />
Rimer flymeJ, c.t. To nmure: Fume? la terre.<br />
Pumier flmj$, a.m. Manare: Eperer a" fumier .\,a la<br />
. %.,re. Eune forche & fumier, nsnure fork. '<br />
c<br />
oelfeuter kalfetg, galfatif fialfetg, 7.t. To caulk.<br />
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:loark', a boat: fiate si tu i*eslreutea tu "as l'etancher. ' '<br />
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' Calat EalJ, a.m. Cirnder hole (in boatto rib,, to allow. - '.<br />
bilge,vateq to run-into centre of b~mkTor. hailing).<br />
oarant EarEJ. e.m. The eteel cable of the grade fomhe<br />
&?&. '<br />
Cards-grain Gardegrg, 8.m. Stringer or ridgepole of roof.<br />
Garde-B-yeux &rda.jg, a.m.pl. Blinkcra (for horsej. , .<br />
carleton fiarl.tg,<br />
a.m. omnet (or cow, ~tc.1. .<br />
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. , manen gda (horse ailment. for which the cure ia to<br />
a~it tSgLe). ' . . .<br />
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Gli~eer kliag, v.i. TO slip. ~lide: Le fond du bateau<br />
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" . " 'oOel.tti fior4jl 8.f. schooner. .<br />
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oo6mon h i m y , 8.m. Xe4.<br />
.Gorge fior~; e. f. Throat.<br />
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aont randsr--2. Smell round potatoea: Dea ptite.<br />
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pstates ou dea porlofs--ptita corre dea ~a-rots.<br />
GOrnabr &ornag, s.f. mptal har or pipe trsertrd in the<br />
foot of caprtnn spindle.'<br />
'cat [d, s.'m. Stonnch, throat (of fish). -4<br />
Gauee Lsu3.7, s.f. Gouge.,<br />
Gouttiere bvtjr23, 8.f. Gutter (of raarl.. .<br />
~oujernail f@vsrnaJ, 8.m. iludder.<br />
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Ersin b r g , s.m. Grain (of wood): Oouper 8 travers d~ , ,<br />
grain, aveb le erain. . ..<br />
.Greine bnJ, 8.'. Seed: J'eemons d:lq graine 6s fdin 18.<br />
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Graisae fircg. ,s.f. Fat: La graiese de lard, park,rat, fat- ;<br />
back perk.<br />
Grandeur f&Zdoig, a.f. size (or object). '<br />
Grange brZ:g, 8.1. Barn. .<br />
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Grappin brapq, e.m. Grapnel. .<br />
Graase &W:g, adj. (Of soil) heaYjS olayey: La te-re eat<br />
grfissel-qn'erait du pug en anelale.<br />
1 Grettem~ firnteig,. 8.m. >EVBP~?.<br />
. Grave h a : g , 8.r. Reach, " 1<br />
Greements breng, s.n.pl. 1. Gr6ementa d'ehpual, herneaa.<br />
2. Cres~ents d'farne. fern implement@. 5. Fishill=<br />
' gear; i n parc B greement., storaas plaoe.<br />
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Grinier &i~gjg, a.m. Cailinp; attic.<br />
G?OB,.-BC EFO. 'gro:~, ad,j. sis, large. .<br />
Guiber bibg. v.t. TO at (a iish~. ". " i<br />
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Gutllaunr Eij0:~7, 8.n. VrbFet plane: ah out, les virlm<br />
sppeiiont cd guill~me auami, aui. See arao s.u. isbot.<br />
H<br />
. aaohe fig. s.r. axe. Tire heche, hatchet.<br />
\ . Hel-r file, a]$. v.t. To haul (boat, etr): I lee hnlont<br />
P" hB"t %>,a l'csp; to pull en-th over: La pel,? d '1s<br />
ranchausseuae--a hale le terre camne aeasus. le soillon--<br />
le fa d" aelllon.<br />
Harbe firg, e.f.?& Crass.<br />
nkreng bars,. a g , a.m., Herri:g.<br />
Hernlnette fimincg, s.f. Adze.<br />
warmor Gmb:d., s.r. Breiching (of hameas). , . .<br />
Haree firg. s.f, Harrow.<br />
Her88r ba~8e. B Y R ~ , Y. t. TD harrow: I h8rlOjlt 18 tePrei<br />
haraer 8.18 terre.<br />
Hauban a.m. Halyard.<br />
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Haut fro, q7( a.m. 1. TOP, 11pp.r pert (of net, etc): 'sus ,<br />
le heut np net dee flottea. 2. Adv. Phr. '~n Wut, up. ', \<br />
i. rsj. upper: La falt'haut 6'1s mison. 4. lid". him: ./<br />
. . , Le mauron, $B pousse pas haut. 1<br />
, Habteur mmr, ote:J, e.i. eight. , I<br />
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- HRva &:g, s. Harbour: C'est iennve B stsphenvllle m<br />
... b St. Oeorge'~ qu'y a ass ems. . .<br />
Hevrnet bvnaa, avnrg. 'a.m. Scoop-oqt (for eablinl. \ '<br />
Helioe fil'g. 8.f.T Prope\ler..<br />
Hive? nvr:fl. &a. Winter. . _ . ..<br />
nouh fig, s.n. wave.<br />
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Houo Lij~d, ex. Whoa! ~sil ti horee to sfo~.<br />
Huill fiiL7, ~ Oil. Hutle d'sorue, cad liver oil.<br />
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Hunlde .&m1g. ~ d j . Damp: Terrain hllvide.<br />
, Ieuaea, leunnea fl#:z, 5#:$,<br />
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disj. ~ r . They. then.<br />
I~eq B:g, -.I.? pl. Vives (horse ailment):<br />
ca 1e8 ivea, in choual pu1 tousse.<br />
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J'agpelons ,<br />
' Jardinage fiaiardinalu, 8.". usa. PI. Vegetables: Du bon , . .<br />
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terrain, asla bonne. eerre pour ~0w8.;~~.des js?ainayes.<br />
Jsme fisrfl. 8.m. shoot. growing from eye of potato. ' .<br />
Jaunisse &nrJ, 8.f. Jaundice (horee ailment).<br />
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Jeter &(.ltg, v.t: To throw. \<br />
Jill 4f/, a.m. gun=.<br />
Joint fiwg, 8.m. Joint (e.e in furniture).<br />
JDUC fivkJ, a.m. %Yoke: Lea.joucs, i les usiont aus. ies '<br />
boeuis pour hsler.<br />
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Jour fiu:J, a.m. 1. Day. 2. Adv. phr. De bon jour, early.<br />
~ornhs filrng. 8.f. ky. pis i lee quittiont 18 pt-kte<br />
pm eune jarnee.<br />
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Joue fig, s.f. Cheek; mmldboard (of plough).<br />
Julllette Ljyijrt. judty, s.m. July. . !<br />
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Labourahe$abprsi~, ad). Arable, X'la terre labourabe.<br />
Labourer papurge v.+. . TO plough.<br />
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Lambic m b r g , a.m. Stem bar (for steaming planks and<br />
@males.)<br />
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2. Breaker iuave).<br />
Lrrge f led, a.n. sea; au larse. st sea. Ana adj. ,. viae. ,<br />
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Largeur Aarl~:fl, a.F. WiOth.<br />
Latte 0-47, 9.". Lath (or lobstGr pot 07 hnndbarrbwl: In ' :<br />
~attbr<br />
boylrd eat eerrd ev-c dea ~nttes eus l'fand.<br />
fit=?, v:t. ~o lath: RI lattea ton patte. -<br />
aver ~aug,.-v.t. . m WR& (rloor, tieh. et;~: Jslaions ..<br />
la plate. ~itirer lea tripes de dqanns mur lqldrer. ' ,<br />
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' j flotter leus reta.<br />
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&her a 1. ~igne B main, ae *in. ta handline. .?:<br />
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.?oundary line: maia deg sndjoits.laP-c-qu'i uslent<br />
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. . sided.fi1.e; lime<br />
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a.m. , Han4le (of. hamher, scythe etc.) nib(.i . 1<br />
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handgrip on scythe): be nanche de fauxpstrSJFhe.et y .<br />
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. tranche ~L:U,<br />
a Oeux ptits lnanchea dsus.<br />
. Usnivelle [mnivri7, a.r. .~..'cmnnk (br cream eerar2ior). - i ]' ' .-; ,<br />
2. 'FDO~ pedel lop Lathe); Pie t'aa.eune menive~le iju'tu<br />
'*reveilles s.vec ton pied. ; /-<br />
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h . naiueseu 6akrfl. 8.m. Mackerel., , ; . , , . .. .,. ,<br />
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1 Meler fic1J. ~.t. TO mix (concrete). -<br />
Cembe fiz.~. s.r. qib (01 boat).<br />
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Reaurer fi.eyrg, v.t. Po measure<br />
Mette fisg, v.t. TO nut.<br />
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N ~ beg. ~ 8.f. I ~ Grinastone.<br />
Monter fi3tg, V.i. PO pet UP, climb up> nenter sua lt"iflOt.<br />
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(Of the aeal to heave, rise. En norenhe, en deceobe, la<br />
monte pas aal.<br />
Moroeau 60rscJ, ?.m. I. Piece: In moreeau dttchuir.<br />
~ ~ S of O B ground, field.<br />
" .rd efi,,. .. t. .bit. Et 1.m0.e .+. 1. .w.<br />
MorpelB1fi,rprLg, a,.. Piece of dried up vo , oftsn uaed<br />
for making mooring buoys,<br />
Nora fi?4. 8.m. Bit (or harnessl.<br />
nortaise pJrtr:g, nortiee. I<br />
nortaiser fizrtreg, v.t. To mortise.<br />
hrue fiory, murfl, s.r. Coa, codfieh.<br />
Nouillage fiujuja.g, a.m. Mooriqg line.<br />
blouiller fiujg, v.t. $0 moor, anchor. mais in trappa B<br />
morue,\il ast nouillB 5% lerge. V.i. 40 rain.<br />
Moule fivg, a.m. nosla or form for knitting sune t6:e de<br />
e.<br />
noulin fiulg, s.m. Mil>. Xoulin B boia! aaxmill; moulin<br />
planodes, lumgwt~l.<br />
. Noulure [muly:g, e.i., ~o~ding., ="at:<br />
box.<br />
A aou~i~e, sitre-<br />
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Iouque Bug, s.f. 16seel.<br />
Eloumn bury, s.o. (Crawling) weeds.<br />
nouton fiutg. sheep.<br />
Moude fivvej.7, e.f. Schw1 (of fish): awe nauvPe o'poisscn.<br />
~uleron bylr5, rnrlrg, s.m. A temporary heap or stack of<br />
hay.<br />
Mur b y 3, s.m. Wall (of house).<br />
' N<br />
Nager [rn3S, v.t. & 7.i. To row Naga~ I'ddri. J'e.VOne<br />
~eillasae<br />
nevf du cap.<br />
ficjag,<br />
s.n. Young bull, ~ioung aattle.<br />
Neillere fiz$~:J, 8.f. COW whioh ha8 not calved far a year.<br />
Netteyer fir;$jb, v.t. To blean. t<br />
!lryer4' FiajS, v.pr. To drown.<br />
Noeud fig, a.m. Knot (in woad).<br />
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Nouhre fiwr 4. adj. B1ack. te pl.Usse nottbre, black apruce.<br />
Navq fio:~, ~.r. Backbane (of cod). 2. Soond, or airbladder<br />
of codfish, attached to backhone.<br />
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oter fiteJ, v.t. ,TO unload: Pour 8ter nos maruea.<br />
r 0,til fitg, s.m. Tool.<br />
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Ouvart, -eL;va.r, uvarg, adj. Open. In iatchet pour<br />
l'tohinde "ourart. I 1<br />
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Panaia fianrg, s.m. Parsnip.<br />
sanneau Bang, *.la. Padel (of wall).<br />
PepLer fispjg, s.n. Paper. Papier slbl6, sandpaper; pbpier -<br />
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eneri, emeri pepdr; papier vonltnr~, tarred shePtini<br />
paaer.<br />
PsQuiuer fiakq, ~.t. TO peck.<br />
Paqueter Lj;aktq, v.:. To pack (lobster, ete.1 . , ,<br />
Pa~e,&erg7,, s:m. Pound or enrlosure for f ish in a shed. . . i<br />
2. Compartm~nt an boat for storing mar. 3. Znelosed E<br />
pakturs.<br />
Parcaee3fie.rka:fl, 8.o. Enclosed pasture.<br />
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Parcer fiscsg. ;.t.. io bore: Fune vrille, c'ect pour<br />
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party dea traus nans du h61s ou du tohuir,<br />
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per6 &erg; p.p. aeady: Eune rois pue ton vignoi et.brouss4 , , , :<br />
. , , '.rl eet iare pour 1.' .?.we.<br />
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, . Parleche Earlag, 8.n. Baking aodi. .illten uaed ssra,<br />
for jaundice of horses. - .<br />
I . - Parsonne fiarazg, 0.l. Peraon. .;?, ' '<br />
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8 finap&~~, a.m. xeyhole sew; .<br />
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! . , Wiser fiasg, y.t: TO m'ske, bore (a holql: Tu p(is-is in,<br />
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eil d'pijate, eke of potato; jarma pe patate; shoot.<br />
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the $Od fishery.<br />
Peehe, firrg. v.t. To flab.<br />
'~eeheur f i r p g, a.m. ish her man. ,<br />
Pelle fiQ7, B.f. ShOV.1.<br />
~enne fiiirnJ,<br />
e.m. pen, inside room of lobater pot.<br />
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arty 8,<br />
~.f. ~inge<br />
(metel, of door, twine of .<br />
lobster pot). In jeu d'pentures, a set of hinga.<br />
Pede ficrg, v.2. To loss. Qusnd *"'la mer perd.<br />
le capelen reass toute & sea. when the sea ebbs, the<br />
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P B ~ . fiang. 7.1. (of codfish), to weigh dam s hook. m<br />
.' . rnorue monte sus lsoroo. a prse, pla on hale &a marue en<br />
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tit. -s Ap)ti. (p)tnJ, adj. small.<br />
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pigag. 8.. Killick. way, 8i?ke-vei.h%"<br />
Pied bjg, *.a. 1. Foot (of peraon). 2. Foot (of thing):<br />
RI mets le pied d'ta mhhe d'dana. 3. Foot (of hill);<br />
Ngus riuons au pied dasunr butte. 1. Foot (unit of<br />
:+ lsnath). 5. EiSd-d'aroi, folding arlsr<br />
Wlrre bj.: J, ..f. (sharpening) .tans. EU~D dibrre B<br />
@ IBUX, aayths-atone. ~ierre doucs,<br />
em& emery-stone,<br />
Pile firLi', s.r. Pile. Bune pile de<br />
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- Piloter fiil~tg, v.t. To pile up (cod, hay). Tu pilatee In<br />
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morue nu mapaain; j'pilotane l'foin. V.1. T" pile up.<br />
la elace e pilot6 3"s le cdte<br />
Pin fig, a.m. Pine (tree).<br />
Piyea fiirg, a.f:pl. Pliers.<br />
Pinohe bj.&', *.f. 1. Hoe (as on a horse-arsvn weeder)<br />
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Y R sune pioche ds dErriSre qui pEes9 entar lea peillons.<br />
I" pic a piache. pieraxe. 2. narsp-drawn potato hervea.<br />
ter. See also s.r. ~enchausseuee.<br />
Pipe Bai.p7, a.r. Metal pipe. - ' ,<br />
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Piquant fiikg, a.m. Thistle, w. ,<br />
Piquer fiikfl, v.5 To eut (codfish). - ,/'<br />
Pire fi1:g. sdj. 1. warat. Ici les pires vents ctea+ lee -<br />
I 'ny p1nme.<br />
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vents d*aud fig ou 8"'-eat fiyriv. 2. Bad: La terre<br />
sat pss trbp eire ibi.<br />
nace filag. 6.9. ?loor lor houau, barn, boat). Remiere<br />
place. rausas place, rirat, eub-fl.00~.<br />
Plaine filrg. e.r. brah~ana. ~u pied f&a butte, c'ent<br />
Planone 4lX:U. sor. ,Board. lumber. Movlin B Blenches.<br />
luabernill. la pldnehe rough, rough boarb.<br />
manohe. fila~g, .m. ~100. 10. hou... bmm2. zes. common<br />
than pIace.<br />
nencher fi~ajd, V,t,$ planr pver.'<br />
Planchette filZ1cg. 8.f. Hayboard.<br />
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knge fila:g, 8d.j. (Of ground, aes) sroofh.<br />
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Ylanger &113g, v. t. To make (land) amoath: even: pour<br />
p1anger d'la te-re.<br />
. nanter &latg, v.t. TO piant.<br />
nat, -t &lac, PI*^, R ~ J . 1. plst: fonds des aarle<br />
aont Plats. 2. Shellnw: Z'rau eat plate.<br />
platin fi~atq, a.m. snail, fist piece of lama: I" ptit<br />
platin aatar-e.<br />
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potpau h5.,,3, 1, m,t. 7. pnt~au haut ~t hn~. stud '-<br />
or .,pripht.<br />
pnuc. hug, - 1. Thunb. 7. Tnch.<br />
m,,e*ev fiUS5,, .,,t. T~<br />
?oar POUR-er dea jarni!=ge..<br />
Y.i.%-o<br />
L~~ lrames Y ava~cnt pas po"=eP.<br />
P'P firi7, 8.1. ,Mepdou. \ -<br />
fin$. 8.r. ~~e.sse s foin, a baler.<br />
prjnteapn firztg. a.m. spr*w.<br />
S~NEB. fir.,$, ~mese noubre,.bl~~V *P*UCe.<br />
Pumakin finm(plr~J, RmpXin. I. I .,<br />
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puttyfiAtg; %.=. rntty. ske -1so a,". inastic.<br />
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fi:fl, small barrel 9r leg. .<br />
-itter fiitg'. 7.t. TO leave.<br />
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pl.nF. rabat, bioo&en.. &hot 8 lwrlurea. rabbet<br />
plane.<br />
RSbOtSr ~f?b.tg, ~.t. ~o.plene:, ~llibotsr travere du<br />
to ,,lane across .the pain, ieboura du grain, 1<br />
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r8bours du grain, the grain; avsc le grair,<br />
'with the grsln.<br />
. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.t. ~ TO ~ mend (nets- ~ ~ etC.1 ~ a ~ a . ~<br />
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m boat hliil'ding.<br />
nenchavaser ,!FaJoe$. u.t., To ,earth up, hill (potstpea).<br />
, 2.. Ditch. 5. mrrow; drill2 Y n nea rieo1es entor {<br />
lea dsur seillona.<br />
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~ing fitg. a.m. Metal ring around hesd of capstan apindla.<br />
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Ringer PEIJ, v.t. To chew (the cud)'' .<br />
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I1o~he~~ fi?J#J, ~ a j . Qorky, atony.<br />
, sono. -L fi5.-r3:g. ad?. IlO""6. s.n. iin~: In PO"+ de<br />
tci;uir.<br />
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s.,infiepg,,a.n. FIT.<br />
selber fiarbg. v.t. T~ WPP~.<br />
sarbeuee fi~~~#:g.<br />
8.r. WPP~BP (USU~IIY &r~e-a~awn).<br />
s .,on fl...g. a.m. sa1m.n.<br />
saurn,,~~ finny: J. 8.9. ~ickl?.<br />
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snuter fi~tg. ".i. T~ jump. P~IPP PRU~~F, to IPEB~ nrr:<br />
I raft eauter la t ~ t e d+la norue.<br />
snuver fiarg, u.t. To aaregunyd,, to eeccurei to preserve:<br />
TU met8 ta t ~ i dens t ~ le sallebarde paur'la sauver.<br />
i le capelan, c'esf 'n poiasoq nu'est dirricile akuver.<br />
, scailop fik.l.fl: s:n. SC~IOP: h a toujoure use 1e non<br />
de 'scallops.'<br />
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Sde &7.-'s.f. Saw. Scie B main, hanbsnvi seie B trauere;<br />
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crassout sew; .scie 1 srriler, ripsaw; ~eie 4 dbs, beck-<br />
saw or m1trr aau; ,aoie e torner, Gaping saw) eoie ronae,<br />
ciroular saw; scte &,fer, hacksaw: aaie de lane. pit-<br />
aewi *ole de trevers, lumberman's croeaout.<br />
soier Did, v.t. TD saw. ,<br />
screen Gkriig, 8.m. Plyacreen (of door ar window).<br />
.Seill& filjeJ, . f 1. Sei11.e dsp?rte., dboratepi d8:b&8ia, \ \, window Sill.<br />
??eillan firjg. s,m. Sriu lincludinp ridse and, furrow):<br />
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la rigole a" sgrllon, l e falt du aei11on.<br />
sells fi~9. 8.f. Sa&dle. 'Dos
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sereuse fZ(r)ng:8, ..I. a~~aer, nvn 1 .,<br />
S.p'erh* firptlib7. 7.". Septenhpr.<br />
Serre fZt:r3. s.r. Im-izontal -ie~r<br />
r~steneo in haat ronatriact;L~.<br />
Chiens.<br />
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sirE~er fi~rlg, u.t. TO whistle. ,<br />
sill firg, a.m.? I. Sill. 6een (of capaten>. 2. ~iea , .<br />
g~nnaas sills. main beams (or house). 3. ~,ea ptitea. . ' ,<br />
sills, wooden bottom plroas of lobster mpot. ' i<br />
sir~ure fifry:Z, 8.f. root.<br />
slip fi\'.g. 8.1. Slipway.<br />
in horses.<br />
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souere fiwr:fl, ~ ~ ~ A solibre. ~ i in the ~ ~ . . 7. -L'<br />
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tnia e?enine.<br />
Soueyon fivr>x7, a.m. Vprlpht rrenh~r (of kIlllck): 1,va<br />
SoliPyonn 17; 1.b rmtante c'?sf 6.1 hnqa.<br />
Soul9 b ug, v.t. To weld.<br />
fi<br />
, ?m,fre ,557. .... win.. breath.. ~o,lbre IF rollfir cnsrr,<br />
in meklng a el$*.<br />
~ainir Bang, i.t. TO tan. aye ("eta). . -<br />
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Tripellles fir~pafl, a.r.n~. cute (or eoarlsh). SPF LIJO<br />
8.". Tripe.<br />
TT~v.~,~.T flrava3 j, u. t. 1. TO lidrk. 2. To atrain (of<br />
boat):
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vinettc filnrq, a.m. sorrel I?).<br />
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Yirebretchin fi~rbrat~g, a.m. Bit and bisce. @<br />
virer fiirg, v.t. To turn.<br />
virale fiirrg. s 1. Wnsher (of bait). Yl-ole B b€.-rer,<br />
lock-wehe?.<br />
Youele [ wL~, 8 f ball.<br />
Vrille Erg, a.f. Gimlet.<br />
ADDEQlA<br />
Daurieh4e fir1 d, 8.1. Daryload, boatload (of Iiahl.<br />
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Frlcot f l ~ i k g 8.m. ~ Hsh stew: In iricot, y on a qui I*<br />
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Cabsrer fiberg, v.i. (Of codflshl: to P (mea$ng unsure) .<br />
Pia a! gabarait aveo in d'osm bras 11.<br />
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veiller fiejg!, v.t. l o watch. On veill* la maY6e.<br />
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