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And when, at seven bells, the customary ''All the larboard watch, ahoy!''
2
Consequently, the larboard watch was ordered to lay in his pole.
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Whistle up the larboard watch, bo'sun, and tumble into the boats, all hands.
4
After two or three night watches, I became well acquainted with the larboard watch.
5
They were the men of the larboard watch, waiting for eight bells which was imminent.
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Inform the first lieutenant and pipe the larboard watch.'
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Some changes were made; but I was glad to find myself still in the larboard watch.
8
Being in the larboard watch, my duty was forward, to assist in setting up the martingale.
9
On the death of John Hilliard, the ship's master, Fall was promoted to the larboard watch.
10
The larboard watch did the same, and I do think the strong liquor helped us along that time.
11
Krantz, see to the boats with the starboard watch: larboard watch with me, to launch over the booms.
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Captain Briskett has the helm, and the larboard watch will remain on deck, the starboard watch go below.
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Go below the larboard watch.
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So it goes until it is eight bells,-call the watch,-heave the log,- relieve the wheel, and go below the larboard watch.
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It will be from eight to twelve; when the larboard watch will come on deck, and remain till four; then the starboard again till eight.
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A mighty bass voice had this Collins also, and could sing, " Larboard Watch, Ahoy!"