Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 315
ie underthe chin. A third style of helmet (Fig. 3) was onceformed by scooping out the end of a watermelon to For the benefit of those who are not familiarwith sea terms, a few of the more common direc-tions used in this game of Regatta are here givenwith theirexplanations: Port means the left side… … ; .^W __ fit the crews head, and rigging it up with a twigmast and a brown-paper sail. It was cheap, ingen-ious, and uncomfortable, and is not recommended.There is a fourth and entirely different rig, whichconsists in fastening the sails directly to the crewsbody. (See Fig. 4.) The spars — boom,…
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