The naval apprentics's kedge anchor, or, Young sailor's assistant ... appertaining to the practical evolutions of seamanship, rigging, knotting, splicing blocks, purchases, running rigging, and other miscellaneous matters applicable to ships of war and others ... (1841)
Brady, William N., d. 1887 · New York : Frye & Shaw · leaf 58
nd through the bite of the third,then take the second over the third and through thebight of the first, then the third over the first andthrough the second. Haul these taut and lay theends of your strands up again and it will appear asin the plate. It is used for jibboom, foot ropes, manropes,… … 44 them closback uporthree eudfthe standiin the plala much sr Unlay tmake youthree highthe rope ithe rope, tthe secondthen takebight of tfjthrough tl:ends of ycin the plat^ropes, (fee. To mak.then takeand follow YOUNG sailors ASSISTANT. 45 ends coming out at the top of the knot, lay the endsof your…
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