Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 74
andthe stern is cut under about 4 inches.With galvanized screws attach the bow ends wide, of clear wood, and must not have tongue-of the boards to the stem-post, so that the top and-groove edges, but should be plain, so theof the sides will lie flush with the flat top of white lead and lamp-wicking… … FIG. 3. DETAILS OF A DOt.BLE-ENDED SHARPY. 640 THE PRACTICAL BOY. [May, to the under side of the sharpy, and extendsfrom bow to stern, with the ends rounded up. At the outside of the sides, an inch below thetop, a gunwale-strip is made fast. A SPRIT-SAIL SHARPY. It is not a difficult matter to…
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