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There is little mystery in getting a fore-and-aft vessel under way.
2
Lightness and concentrated power are the great qualities of fore-and-aft rig.
3
The plow looks like a fore-and-aft brace of a Hudson river steamer, inverted.
4
They had stingers fore-and-aft and could get you coming or going.
5
In a slightly modified form the same system was applied to the fore-and-aft balance.
6
Two large ships at anchor; or were they moored fore-and-aft?
7
Symmetry is curiously vegetable-like, suggesting vegetable's essentially up-and-down structure rather than animal's fore-and-aft structure.
8
I don't know how he came to be in command of a fore-and-aft schooner.
9
The gaff of its fore-and-aft sail flew no flag.
10
The Lady Nelson, having split her fore-and-aft mainsail, bore up for Twofold Bay to refit.
11
The square-rigged ship, or bark, has been very largely replaced by the fore-and-aft, or schooner-rigged vessel.
12
The fore-and-aft rig would make it simpler to spread some sail when they had enough sea-room.
13
A command from the tug and mooring beams glowed at the fore-and-aft towers to immobilize the Raven.
14
So close-hauled now that they would appear to be almost fore-and-aft to any observer on the land.
15
Deep-space transports and utilities rode high, immobilized by fore-and-aft mag-beams at the pinnacles of two-hundred-meter mooring towers.
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After breakfast we took a drosky, or whatever these fore-and-aft-seated vehicles are called, and set out for