10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «LUBBER'S HOLE»
Découvrez l'usage de
lubber's hole dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
lubber's hole et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
Pass each gantline under the top, up through the after futtock hole, down through
the lubber's hole, and up through the foremost futtock hole, securing the end to its
own part in the lubber's hole with two half hitches. Secure an after gantline to ...
George Strong Nares (sir.), 1865
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Constitution - All Sails Up and Flying
36, Page 119) The 3-3/4” sheet bends to the clew of the sails with a double sheet
bend and reeves through the sheave in the topsail yardarm, through the foremost
sheave in the quarterblock, down through the lubber's hole, down to the deck ...
3
Rudimentary Treatise on Mast-Making and Rigging of Ships
The standing-part makes fast round the yard-arm, and the leading part reeves
through a single tailblock, secured to the first and second shrouds of the main
topmast rigging, through lubber's-hole, and through a fair leading sheave on
deck.
4
Rudimentary treatise on masting, mast-making, and rigging of ...
The standing-part makes fast round the yard-arm, and the leading part reeves
through a single tail- block, secured to the first and second shrouds of the main
topmast rigging, through lubber's-hole, and through a fair leading sheave on
deck.
5
The Novice's Or Young Seaman's Catechism ... New and ...
Take it up through lubber's-hole, through the after sheave of the quarter block on
the topsail yard, from in out, take it out to the yard arm, through the cheek up
before the lift and reef tackle, and make it fast to the topmast head. How do you
reeve ...
H. STUART (Gunner, R.N.), 1860
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The novice's or young seaman's catechism. To which are added ...
Take it up through lubber's-hole, through the after sheave of the quarter block on
the topsail yard, from in out, take it out to the yard arm, through the cheek up
before the lift and reef tackle, and make it fast to the topmast head. How do you
reeve ...
7
The Kedge-anchor: Or, Young Sailors' Assistant : ...
Man the girtlines and "sway away;" when sufficiently high to allow the foremost
edge of lubber's hole to clear the mast-head, cut the stops and cant it over by the
trip- [ring line, and the top will hang in the girtlines, when it can be owered,
placed, ...
8
The Kedge Anchor; or, Young Sailors' Assistant
Man the girtlines and " sway away ;" when sufficiently high to allow the foremost
edge of lubber's hole to clear the mast-head, cut the stops and cant it over by the
tripping line, and the top will hang in the girtlines, when it can be lowered, placed
...
9
The Kedge Anchor, Or Young Sailors' Assistant
Man the girtlines and "sway away;" when sufficiently high to allow the foremost
edge of lubber's hole to clear the mast-head, cut the stops and cant it over by the
tripping line, and the top will hang in the girtlines, when it can l>e lowered, placed
, ...
10
The naval officer's guide for preparing ships for sea
Take the foremost girtline, reeve it down through the foremost hole in lubber's
hole for the purpose (or from aft forward, if on its edge), take it underneath the top,
and if the hole for the futtock plate will take it, reeve it up (or from forward aft, if on
...
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «LUBBER'S HOLE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
lubber's hole est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
English professor experiences maritime culture aboard 19th-century …
The lubber's hole is an opening in the platform through which one could crawl, conservatively, rather than perform the more nimble nautical ... «Penn State News, mai 15»
Review: Master and Commander, by Patrick O'Brian
'Perhaps I had better go up through the lubber's hole .' Ever since the invention of those platforms some way up the mast called tops, sailors ... «Patheos, sept 14»
