Man On the Ocean a book for Boys
Man On the Ocean a book for Boys
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When these are fixed the rigging of the ship commences. The method of putting it up cannot prove interesting to general readers, not even to boys, for when they take to rigging model ships they do not require the mechanical contrivances that are necessary in rigging large vessels. But all readers of sea-stories and nautical history will find it of the utmost advantage to their ( clear understanding of what they read, to have a general idea of the names and uses of the principal parts of a ship'...s rigging. We will, therefore, devote a small space to the explanation of this subject. And, first, let us examine the Masts. These vary in size, form, and number, in diffe- rent ships, but in all they serve the same purpose to sup- port the sails. Lower masts of large vessels are never formed out of one tree. They are found to be stronger when built up of several pieces which are fastened together by strong iron hoops. Masts sometimes consist of three distinct parts. The Zower-mast, ^op-mast, and top-gallant mast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When these are fixed the rigging of the ship commences. The method of putting it up cannot prove interesting to general readers, not even to boys, for when they take to rigging model ships they do not require the mechanical contrivances that are necessary in rigging large vessels. But all readers of sea-stories and nautical history will find it of the utmost advantage to their ( clear understanding of what they read, to have a general idea of the names and uses of the principal parts of a ship'...s rigging. We will, therefore, devote a small space to the explanation of this subject. And, first, let us examine the Masts. These vary in size, form, and number, in diffe- rent ships, but in all they serve the same purpose to sup- port the sails. Lower masts of large vessels are never formed out of one tree. They are found to be stronger when built up of several pieces which are fastened together by strong iron hoops. Masts sometimes consist of three distinct parts. The Zower-mast, ^op-mast, and top-gallant mast.
What to read after Man On the Ocean a book for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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