deck passage

It will cost very little more by taking deck passage.

Deck passage was 50 cents, but there were no takers tonight.

Most boats offered deck passage fare or, with additional cost, cabins and meals.

That warn't enough to take us fourteen hundred mile, deck passage nor no other way.

Bought deck passage; big and bold last night I walked into a cabin and slept beautifully.

Chairs are $28 and $47, deck passage is $16.

Prices are for deck passage; bringing a car costs an extra €57.50 and a basic couchette is €61.

It was doubtless the former, since he had said his parents were wealthy, and he only traveled deck passage because it was cooler.

Jim said we could take deck passage on a steamboat now, and the money would last us as far as we wanted to go in the free States.

We got passage back on The Pride of Brista - deck passage, and it rained the whole way.

From Sept. 1 to 4, the cost is $33 to $47 a person for a cabin; a chair is $28, and deck passage is $16.

Passengers may instead book a chair - $20 or, for a reclining chair, $25 - or book deck passage, for $13.

We lectured two or three times more in Durban and I sold a few short stories and articles, just enough to pay for deck passages across to Mauritius.

They took accommodation in the name of 'Adam Reith'; the grand suite in the after-house-that is to say, two staterooms with a private saloon-and deck passage for three.

DeLaney started to reply, but the lift car reached its destination before she could, and she stood aside to allow her admiral to precede her into the flag deck passage.

For one thing, she said, they could hardly scrape up enough money for one deck passage, let alone two, for in two years he had sold only three paintings for a few pounds.

He found a canoe and paddled down downstream, setting the canoe adrift as dawn approached, and making his way by land to the next village, where he kept out of sight till a transient steamer came along, and then took deck passage for St. Louis.

It also gave me a chance to get acquainted with a youth who had taken deck passage--more's the pity; for he easily borrowed six dollars of me on a promise to return to the boat and pay it back to me the day after we should arrive.