Fisher [noun]

We walked over to the village, hoping to learn that the fisher-fleet would be in the next morning, but were disappointed.

To reachPg 102 this town we turned a few miles from the main road on the following day, but missed the fisher-fleet as before.

Hayes Fisher reached forth a red right hand and shook him by the collar.

I don't know much about the war, but I do know two men of our boat was killed on shore while we was at Fort Fisher.

Mother went to cooking for the white folks, but I worked for Mr. Jeff Fisher.

Near Brecq-Hou, in Sark, they show a cave where a devil-fish a few years since seized and drowned a lobster-fisher.

Off Charleston we passed through the blockading fleet, which was gayly decorated in honor of the taking of Fort Fisher.

Any guide for a fly-fisher would be almost useless unless this important point were remembered.

A fisher, says our father Izaak, is like a poet: he “must be born so.”

"This is the kind of sport they have on a cod-fisher every day, I suppose," said Raed.