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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 15 (October 1862) (1862)

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he ship is riding heavily in a gale, in order gearing. Both vessels in preparing to leave port it is very convenient, and, not having any cog gear- to give more cable and avoid starting the anchor, the commenced weighing anchor at the same time, but ing on it, like other iron windlasses, it is more… … shown coming through ges in general. These were the days when bluff and thus link by link the exact length of cable to the bow hauser hole on to the main deck, and pass- bows were held to be the best form for sailing ves- "veer away" is given out. The stopper should be ing over the forward chain…

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