Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 350
e ruins, or when going against a head wind.Robbers had broken into this mound at some We saw several of the oars, which are heavy, time, otherwise there would have been many and about twenty feet long. They extended more interesting relics to show with the ship, through holes in the boats side,—… … THE VIKING SHIP, STARBOARD SIDE. facing the bow. This rudder was known as the These vessels had no decks, but it seems it was steerboard, and that side became known as customary at times to stretch a sort of tent over the steerboard, or starboard, side. This name the men as a rude form of…
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