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SAIL FOR PLEASURE
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he that would go to sea for pleasure, would go to hell for a pastime — A sailors’ proverb. 1899 A. J. BOYD Shellback viii. Shentlemens vot goes to sea for pleasure vould go to hell for pastime. 1910 D. W. BONE Brassbounder xxvi. He gave a half laugh and muttered the old formula about ‘the man who would go to sea for … Proverbs new dictionary
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