Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 24
rstood,being only proper to him that has served his apprenticeship: besidesthat, a boisterous sea and stormy weather will make a man not bredon it so sick, that it bereaves him of legs and stomach and courage,so much as to fight virith his meat. And in such vreather, when hehears the seamen cry… … INTRODUCTION *N Sailing Ships and their Story Iendeavoured to trace the evolution ofthe ship from the very earliest timesof which we possess any historicaldata at all down to the canvas-setting craft of to-day. In Fore andAft I confined myself exclusivelyto vessels which are rigged fore-and-aft…
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