ed ship to her native element by five feet in length by twelve by twenty-four inches, retracing ‘the route which the craft had followed seum. were placed under when coming ashore, and recourse was finally had to the ingenious plan of taking the ponderous hull the bow, transverse- — ly to the length… … The first task, therefore, was to straighten the ves- when the vessel was
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