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1 They had to wear ship again, always a ticklish manoeuvre in weather like this.
2 Ay, ay, sir-whew ,whew ,whittlewhew-watchand idlers, wear ship !
3 In the mean time another main-topsail was set and an attempt made to wear ship .
4 There may be no time to wear ship ! '
5 Then he would make them put the ship about, or wear ship , or heave her to.
6 John Paul himself taught me to tack and wear ship , and MacMuir to stow a headsail.
7 He said, 'Hands wear ship , Mr Galbraith!'
8 Trevenen said, 'Stand by to wear ship .
9 I can wear ship presently, but first-
10 Consequently it is usual to wear ship under these conditions (turn her round before the wind).
11 Man the braces and stand by to wear ship ! ' He tried to calm himself and steady the glass.
12 Hands wear ship ! ' The calls shrilled and more men scampered to add their weight to haul the yards around.
14 Hands, wear ship -ready , oh, ready.
15 At the changing of the watches at four o'clock, Captain West gave the command to Mr. Pike to wear ship .
16 Her sails flapped in sudden confusion, as if her master was going to attempt to wear ship , and claw back into the narrows.
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