Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer end of the bowsprit through FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP . 7.
... the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer end of the bowsprit through FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP . 7.
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... secure it there till the lee one was shifted over to windward . Hook it on , and trim mainsail . Splice the broken one , and send it aloft for a lee one . Being on a wind , proceed to trim sail so as to keep the wind nearly dead . aft ...
... secure it there till the lee one was shifted over to windward . Hook it on , and trim mainsail . Splice the broken one , and send it aloft for a lee one . Being on a wind , proceed to trim sail so as to keep the wind nearly dead . aft ...
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... secure main boom in the crutch or on the rail before setting the storm trysail . Q. Describe a storm trysail . A. It is made of No. 1 canvas ( roped in proportion ) either with a jib head or with three cloths in the head ; if the latter ...
... secure main boom in the crutch or on the rail before setting the storm trysail . Q. Describe a storm trysail . A. It is made of No. 1 canvas ( roped in proportion ) either with a jib head or with three cloths in the head ; if the latter ...
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... secure a sail over them , bend on a span and sling some pieces of iron to the lower spar , bend on a stout warp to the span , heave over to windward , veer out the hawser , and the vessel will lie - to comfortably while you are rigging ...
... secure a sail over them , bend on a span and sling some pieces of iron to the lower spar , bend on a stout warp to the span , heave over to windward , veer out the hawser , and the vessel will lie - to comfortably while you are rigging ...
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