American Yachting
American Yachting
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He married in 1877 and continued his studious life; in 1883 he spent the summer on the Isle of Wight, and through his yachting experience abroad he became thoroughly familiar with the cutter type. His predilections were always toward the stanch and able yacht and deep-water sailing, and though never associated with the New York "cutter cranks," he was a believer in the cutter and on the cutter side of the controversy.
Owing to business reverses which befell his Digiti ized by Google 172 America...n Yachting father, in 1884, he, in connection with his brother Sidney, established the Eastern Yacht Agency in Boston, for the designing and selling of yachts.
His knowledge of designing up to this time was only that of the educated and intelligent amateur, and his first work was in the superintendence of yachts built from designs by Watson, Dixon Kemp, and other British designers for Boston owners. He had built in 1881 the keel sloop Moya, 32 feet over all, 27 feet 6 inches water-line, 9 feet breadth, and 5 feet draft, and two years later he designed the keel sloop Columbine, 25 feet over all, 19 feet water-line, 7 feet breadth, and 4 feet 4 inches draft, for his own use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He married in 1877 and continued his studious life; in 1883 he spent the summer on the Isle of Wight, and through his yachting experience abroad he became thoroughly familiar with the cutter type. His predilections were always toward the stanch and able yacht and deep-water sailing, and though never associated with the New York "cutter cranks," he was a believer in the cutter and on the cutter side of the controversy.
Owing to business reverses which befell his Digiti ized by Google 172 America...n Yachting father, in 1884, he, in connection with his brother Sidney, established the Eastern Yacht Agency in Boston, for the designing and selling of yachts.
His knowledge of designing up to this time was only that of the educated and intelligent amateur, and his first work was in the superintendence of yachts built from designs by Watson, Dixon Kemp, and other British designers for Boston owners. He had built in 1881 the keel sloop Moya, 32 feet over all, 27 feet 6 inches water-line, 9 feet breadth, and 5 feet draft, and two years later he designed the keel sloop Columbine, 25 feet over all, 19 feet water-line, 7 feet breadth, and 4 feet 4 inches draft, for his own use.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Picard Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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