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At 2 P.M. weighed and began to work to windward...anchored near the Investigator.
2
Put her under easy sail and let her work to windward on two-hour legs.
3
Notwithstanding these demonstrations of a wish to work to windward, Spike was really in no hurry.
4
We endeavoured to work to windward but were obliged to take to our oars again, having lost ground on each tack.
5
Perhaps the "Albatross" would be able to remain in the neighborhood until she was again fit to work to windward.
6
At 6 A.M. perceived the Investigator attempting to weigh, on which we (after some difficulty) weighed and began to work to windward.
7
At day-light next morning, May 1st, we got again under sail, and attempted to work to windward, having a light breeze down the bay.
8
At 10 weighed and made sail, to work to windward, at 11 came to in 8 fathoms of water-finesand and shells.
9
At 3 P.M. the Investigator lifted her anchor and worked to windward.
10
Half-past 3 P.M. weighed and worked to windward the outlet of the bay.
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He's been sleeping, while he should have been working to windward!
12
At the same time more ingenious rigging increased her power of working to windward.
13
This I permitted him to do till I had worked to windward, when I bore down upon him.
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Worked to windward...at 5 P.M. tacked.
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No boats could have been manoeuvred better in working to windward, than were these canoes of the naked savages.
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No boats could have been manoeuvred better, in working to windward, than were these long canoes by the naked savages.