- The
topsawyer had to be
especially strong because the saw was
pulled in turn by each man, and the
lower had the
advantage of gravity. The
topsawyer also...
- in turn by each man, and the
lower had the
advantage of gravity. The
topsawyer also had to
guide the saw so that the
board was of even thickness. This...
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mentioned in the
opening page of
James Joyce's
Finnegans Wake: "nor had
topsawyer's rocks by the
stream Oconee exaggerated themselves to
Laurens County's...
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lower had the
advantage of gravity. The
topsawyer also had to
guide the saw to
produce a
plank of even thickness. This was...
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November 1876 p18/38 May,
Cathie "
Topsawyers, the
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James Cook Uni 1984 p8
Australian Sugar...
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Gordon Richardson as Dr.
Strong Barry Shawzin as
Creakle Frank Summers as
Topsawyer Sally Thomsett as
Agnes Wickfield Suzanne Togni as
Little Emily Patrick...
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Young Agnes Wickfield Ian
Thompson as
Mealy Potatoes
David Tilley as
Topsawyer Geoffrey Tyrrell as Mr. Jorkins
Charles Wade as
Blind beggar Rosalie...
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