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The men on the topgallant yard had a beastly time.
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Tommy had reached the cross-trees: now he had his feet on the topgallant yard.
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The beast was then sitting on the topgallant yard.
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Past the maintop and upwards to the topgallant yard.
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The latter then sprang up to the topgallant yard, and was closely followed by his mate.
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Just then, as I was looking aloft, I saw a bird pitch on the fore- topgallant yard-arm.
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After a severe effort I succeeded in getting upon the topgallant yard, where I again paused- Icouldgo no further.
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Main topgallant yard there.
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We then passed between the Traps, which the captain saw distinctly, one on each side of him, from the main topgallant yard.
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We had a look-out at each mast-head, and one of the mates, or the boatswain, and sometimes the captain, was stationed at the fore- topgallant yard-arm.
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At Noon took in the Topsails and got down Topgallant yards.
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The topgallant yards were pale now, the sails taut and hard-braced to hold the unco-operative wind.
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He could just see the little brig's dark silhouette, her topgallant yards still faintly pink in the dying light.
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"Hail the topgallant yards once more, Mr. Winchester," said Cuffe, huskily.
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It would be dawn very soon: the few stars beyond the topgallant yards were fainter than when he had last looked.
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As we neared her, we noticed that she was hove-to, her courses brailed up, and her topgallant yards on the caps.
