The sloops were all the same, all, all: with sing-song creaks they rocked a little, nonchalantly: each, as it were, with a certain sub-consciousness of its own personality, and callous unconsciousness of all the others round it: yet each a copy of the others: the same hooks and lines, disembowelling-knives, barrels of salt and pickle, piles and casks of opened cod, kegs of biscuit, and low-creaking rockings, and a bilgy smell, and dead men.
"The Purple Cloud"
M.P. Shiel
Such a bilgy name, too-Clairloch-like a fellah with phlegm in his throat, wot?
"The Whirligig of Time"
Wayland Wells Williams