10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JURYMAST»
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The universal code of signals for the mercantile marine of ...
June. 2734 Next June 2735 Last June 2736 Early in June 2738 Late in June
2739 Some time in June. Jurymast. 2740 A vessel under jurymasts 2741 Can you
rig a jurymast ? Kedge Kedge anchor, 436. Keel. I have lost false keel at or on, ...
Frederick Marryat, G B. Richardson, 1866
JURYMAST. KNOT. PIPE=CLEANING. MACHINE. CRAFT THAT TRAVELS ON
WATER, LAND, OR SEA The Craft. Wooden Drum for Cleaning Pipe Courtesy
Fairbanks, Morse 4 Co. 'They Make 9 Miles an. This knot is also known as a ...
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The New Semaphoric Signal Book, in Three Parts: Containing ...
... 678 Some time in June 64 679 Junior, s 65 680 Jurymast 112 681 Rigged a.
jurymast 113 682 Vessel under & jurymast 114 683 Just, ly 115 684 Justice, s
116 685 Justice of peace 121 H. H. N. Class 4. ADDENDA. 636 Jerk 6S7 Jerk I. &
J.
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The New Semaphoric Signal Book: In Three Parts : Containing ...
... 676 Last June 62 677 Next June 63 678 Some time in June 64 679 Junior, s 65
680 Jurymast 112 681 Rigged a jurymast 113 682 Vessel under a. jurymast 114
683 Just, ly 115 684 Justice, s 116 685 Justice of peace 121 M. T. N. Ind. 3— 1, ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
17. From same source, conjure. And see juror. JURYMAST, a temporary mast. (F.
—L. ?)'Jurymast, a yard set up instead of a mast thatis broken downbyastorm or
shot, and fitted with sails,so asto makeapoor shifttosteer a ship;' Kersey,ed.1715.
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The New Semaphoric Signal Book in Three Parts: Containing ...
... s 62 Knife, ves 61 Larboard quarter 112 Jurymast 63 Knock, s, ed, ing 62
Larboard side 113 Rigged a jurymast 64 Knot, s 63 Larboard tack 114 Vessel
under a jury- 65 Knots an hour 64 Large, ly, ness mast 112 Know, s, n, ing, 65
Large part ...
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An analytical dictionary of the English language
... yards or other pieces of timber, is set up in its place, and is called a Jurymast, (
see Injury) for which the Germans have the very appropriate term nothmast,
signifying a Mast of need, or necessity. Terms of art are, in almost all cases, very
...
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An analytical Dictionary of the english language: in which ...
... a storm, a temporary one, patched up of yards or other pieces of timber, is set
up in its place, and is called a Jurymast, (see Injury) for which the Germans have
the very appropriate term nothmast, signifying a Mast of need, or necessity.
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Delphi Complete Works of Frederick Marryat (Illustrated):
In halfanhour, we had completedour knotting and splicing,and having two of the
carpenters withus,in an hour we had gotupa small jurymast forward, sufficient for
the present. We lowered the mainsail, put trysails on her, and stood after the brig,
...
Captain Frederick Marryat, 2014
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American Signal Book, Or, The United States Telegraph ...
6 673 Jump, s, ed, ing 674 June 675 Early in June 676 Last June 677 Next June
678 Some time in June 679 Junior, s 680 Jurymast 681 Rigged a jurymast 682
Vessel under a jury- mast 683 Just, ly 684 Justice, s 685 Justice of Peace 686
687 ...
