Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 180
ethe dickens have those other two tyers got to? Idont know, Ted. They must have been washed over-board when we shipped that sea, is the sort of con-versation, over the stowing of a sail after a cruise, thatbetokens a slovenly crew. 148 Boating Having belayed the halyards, coil them neatly,with the… … Fig. 55- round some of the coils and carry them up the mast,to jam the block and prevent the sail from loweringmore than half-way down. To reef a mainsail. One reef-pennant, or reef-earring, at least, should always be kept rove, in readi-ness for use. A reef-pennant is a rope which passesthrough a…
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