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Boats by Anna Straus (Metaphorical (CHAPTER 10 THE RIVER IN THE BOAT, The…

- - - - use by night the boat that her children used by day
      - he saw, night after night, a little boat being rowed across the river
      - A boat to row across the river. Akkara. The Other Side.
      - It was a boat. A tiny wooden vallom.
      - The boat that Ammu would use to cross the river.
      - "And where, may I ask, are they off to by boat?"
      - The story of the little
        boat that crossed the river night after night, and who was in it.
      - Estha who had broken rules and rowed Sophie Mol and Rahel across the river in the afternoons in a little boat,
      - sitting astride the little boat as though it were a seesaw
      - He used his legs to push the boat away from the shore.
      - and they would swim after the boat and, using
        it as a float, dog-paddle to the shore.
    - - people came down the river in boats all the way from Alleppey
      - And the fishermen in their boats
      - They went by bus and returned by boat
      - (the fisherman) sets out to
        sea in his little boat though he knows that a storm is brewing.
      - Out in his boat at dawn, at the mouth of the river he has known
        all his life.
      - He pulls (Sophie Mol) out of the water into his boat.
      - she lies at the bottom of his boat with his silver haul of small fish
  - - - A boat to carry Provisions. Matches. Clothes. Pots and Pans.
      - Taking the boat with Things in it
      - Just a quiet handing-over ceremony. A boat spilling its cargo.
    - - Christianity arrived in a boat
      - So there it was then, History and Literature enlisted by commerce. Kurtz and Kari Marx joining
        palms to greet rich guests as they stepped off the boat.