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1 Both the pursuer and pursued were on the larboard tack , going free.
2 The schooner was running on the larboard tack as close to the wind as possible.
3 Presently the French again altered their course, and formed their line on the larboard tack .
4 The "Chancellor" was running on the larboard tack , and carried low-sails, top-sails, and gallant-sails.
5 Lay her on the larboard tack , Mr Penhaligon!
6 The schooner was then running on the larboard tack , and hugging the wind as much as possible.
7 We are on the larboard tack .
8 Very well, sir-very well-haulup on the larboard tack , as soon as possible, and get the larboard batteries clear.
9 She was on the larboard tack , under courses, topsails, and main-topgallant sail, heading as if to cross my bows.
10 The MACQUARIE stood out to sea on the larboard tack , under all her lower sails, topsails, topgallants, cross-jack, and jib.
11 Pencroft set sail at break of day, and by going on the larboard tack they could keep close to the shore.
12 It was a defensive combat, entirely, on their parts, after Commodore Nelson obliged them to haul their wind on the larboard tack .
13 Sure enough a ship was meeting us, heading up on the larboard tack about west-north-west, as she stretched in towards the English coast.
14 We saw nothing of the land after the first half-hour, but at midnight we wore ship, and came up on the larboard tack .
15 The next minute the sails were filled on the larboard tack , as before, and le Feu-Follet again drew ahead, standing in for the cliffs.
16 The boat was hauled close to the wind on the larboard tack , but she scarcely looked up to her course, besides making much lee-way.
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