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The naval apprentice's kedge anchor; (1841)

Brady, William N., d. 1887 · New York, Taylor and Clement · leaf 40

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it,until it is as stout as you wish it to be, if it is to be avery large strap, marl it down with stout spurn yarn,if middling size, two single rope yarns, if a smallstrap, a single rope yarn. 21. A Pudding for a Mast or Yard* Take a piece of rope the length you require, andsplice an eye in each… … YOUNG SAILORS ASSISTANT. 35 in the plate, large in the middle, and taper graduallytowards the ends, and made flat on the side thatgoes next to the mast or yard, when you have got itthe size you wish, marl it down, beginning in themiddle and marling both ways, until you come to theeye, if it is for…

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