Camp, Walter, 1859-1925, ed · New York, P. F. Collier & son · leaf 206
in which case the anchor will of course drag. 174 Boating This plan therefore will not do if you wish to turnin for the night and sleep in security. The terms employed in describing the differentparts of an anchor will be understood by referringto Fig. 56—a a is the shank; b b are the arms… … Fig. 56. place. The mainsail must be well stowed, and theboom must be securely lashed amidships. The throatand peak halyards must be taken ofif the main gaffto be hooked on to the trysail gaff. The toppinglifts must be unhooked and be fastened in the mainrigging—so too must be the peak-halyards if…
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