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trigram	frequency
the united states	189
part of the	129
the end of	114
of a vessel	100
one of the	97
end of the	91
the chief mate	82
of the united	77
the second mate	71
of the ship	71
of the sea	70
of the vessel	65
side of the	61
so as to	57
out of the	57
there is no	54
of the sail	52
in the same	50
of the crew	49
there was no	49
up to the	47
on the other	45
it is a	45
the story of	44
the standing part	44
of the american	44
it is not	44
end of a	44
a piece of	44
the head of	44
of a rope	44
as soon as	43
let go the	43
of the master	43
to the wind	42
it is the	42
that of the	41
is to be	41
of the great	40
of the ships	39
on the sea	39
of the voyage	38
a vessel is	37
as to the	36
there is a	36
of the mast	36
as well as	35
some of the	35
part of a	35
of the new	35
to be the	35
down to the	35
story of the	34
of a ship	34
it was a	34
in the united	33
in order to	33
it to the	33
days of the	33
one hundred and	33
the head yards	33
up and down	33
out to the	33
it was not	32
fore and main	32
the new england	32
fast to the	32
to the yard	31
of the most	31
it may be	31
of all the	31
the time of	31
of the british	31
the fact that	31
of the men	30
and it is	30
the after part	30
and a half	30
out on the	30
cast off the	30
the centre of	30
it was the	30
so that the	30
the course of	29
up through the	29
at the same	29
the work of	29
to the sea	29
the master is	29
the foot of	29
of the old	28
of the world	28
the west indies	28
to keep the	28
of the war	28
of the first	28
many of the	28
the bight of	28
to set a	28
at the end	28
according to the	28
it has been	28
the history of	27
in which the	27
the same time	27
pieces of timber	27
the coast of	27
when it is	27
after part of	27
for a time	27
the same manner	27
to take in	27
the fore and	26
the great lakes	26
the after yards	26
block at the	26
by which the	26
on each side	26
there was a	26
to be a	26
the vessel is	26
the situation of	26
the length of	26
and in the	26
forward of the	25
to make the	25
one of these	25
head of the	25
of new england	25
in the early	25
the master or	25
the name of	24
the early days	24
if there is	24
the high seas	24
put the helm	24
through the bight	24
haul up the	24
it will be	24
the line of	24
of the enemy	23
an able seaman	23
head to the	23
of the water	23
of new york	23
board of trade	23
but it was	23
to which the	23
on the yard	23
any of the	23
the board of	23
in the water	23
history of the	23
the value of	23
the size of	22
of the boat	22
the master of	22
foot of the	22
surface of the	22
that it is	22
early days of	22
charge of the	22
to make a	22
more than a	22
in bad weather	22
the ends of	22
most of the	22
the ship is	21
clear of the	21
the use of	21
of our sea	21
had to be	21
if the vessel	21
hundred and fifty	21
new york and	21
in case of	21
at the time	21
the merchant service	21
it would be	21
of the whale	21
the wind is	21
the days of	21
that part of	21
length of the	21
he is not	21
take in a	20
the duty of	20
the crew of	20
of the seas	20
the direction of	20
and when the	20
the number of	20
if it is	20
of the main	20
vessels of the	20
could not be	20
to bend a	20
the side of	20
to the deck	20
of a sail	20
officer of the	20
to be done	20
of the cargo	20
them to the	20
in the channels	19
to meet the	19
is said to	19
the ship was	19
the loss of	19
of the rigging	19
two or three	19
as much as	19
was to be	19
all hands are	19
the war of	19
of the line	19
the sail is	19
more than one	19
at that time	18
way to the	18
on the starboard	18
of the ocean	18
be able to	18
of his own	18
when she is	18
of the wind	18
a cargo of	18
hole in the	18
the other end	18
before the mast	18
if he is	18
of the other	18
it is true	18
the purpose of	18
soon as the	18
the other side	18
a vessel when	18
men of the	18
which had been	18
on the lakes	18
up by the	18
of the same	17
in the days	17
as it is	17
in this way	17
to the mast	17
on the same	17
ease off the	17
on the ocean	17
as in the	17
bight of the	17
would have been	17
and the other	17
the civil war	17
of the watch	17
made fast to	17
and so on	17
the stars and	17
on the coast	17
of the convoy	17
a few years	17
work of the	17
stars and stripes	17
ships of the	17
in the world	17
from the sea	17
to get under	17
in the first	17
down by the	17
get under way	17
on the halyards	17
of the time	17
an ordinary seaman	17
could not have	16
its own part	16
a matter of	16
the cost of	16
on the banks	16
development of the	16
a vessel of	16
the top of	16
the master must	16
and down the	16
a number of	16
coming to anchor	16
of an anchor	16
and haul up	16
piece of wood	16
getting under way	16
no more than	16
in the end	16
the part of	16
of the lake	16
the state of	16
we had no	16
seized to the	16
and all the	16
if the wind	16
are to be	16
on the forecastle	16
the people of	16
the spirit of	16
in the war	16
and through the	16
is entitled to	16
the master has	16
of one of	16
time of the	16
men in the	16
in the history	16
to get the	16
the american flag	16
the records of	16
through a block	15
to take the	15
in on the	15
the nineteenth century	15
if the master	15
eyes of the	15
the new york	15
and with the	15
the eyes of	15
the middle of	15
at any time	15
of the merchant	15
of the tide	15
the sea and	15
size of the	15
into the sea	15
to send down	15
and on the	15
on the bridge	15
the men who	15
not to be	15
when she has	15
direction of the	15
make it fast	15
from new york	15
with the men	15
of the lower	15
up on the	15
to new orleans	15
and it was	15
in the merchant	15
parts of the	15
of the top	15
was in the	15
that it was	15
situation of a	15
this was a	15
the surface of	15
take the end	15
officers of the	14
to new york	14
to the west	14
a kind of	14
plate and page	14
by means of	14
but it is	14
of the deep	14
at the wheel	14
watch on deck	14
in the top	14
if a vessel	14
the duties of	14
on the high	14
block on the	14
the whale fishery	14
that they were	14
through which the	14
the same way	14
the forward part	14
down through the	14
is called the	14
men on the	14
in the forecastle	14
out to sea	14
vessel when she	14
see plate and	14
was one of	14
the master and	14
for the purpose	14
to go to	14
a foreign port	14
of the vessels	14
in the direction	14
as it was	14
or the like	14
the royal navy	14
the yard is	14
at one end	14
now and then	14
of their own	14
the crew are	14
and if the	14
each side of	14
by the master	14
in a few	14
the captain of	14
during the voyage	14
in time of	14
the after sails	14
the form of	14
to the other	14
in the case	13
the slave trade	13
centre of the	13
blocks on the	13
a single block	13
of the arctic	13
the officer of	13
the ship to	13
of our own	13
in those days	13
distance from the	13
for want of	13
out for the	13
the first of	13
the ports of	13
and the men	13
the right to	13
with the sea	13
but in the	13
of the day	13
over the side	13
the ship and	13
of the keel	13
if there are	13
on board the	13
of the mississippi	13
haul out the	13
in and out	13
if a seaman	13
was on the	13
to bring the	13
topgallant and royal	13
control of the	13
that we had	13
for a long	13
the wind and	13
the rest of	13
at each end	13
across the atlantic	13
of the deck	13
of the rope	13
of the yard	13
on the weather	13
the men of	13
in opposition to	13
the men in	13
in all the	13
the starboard watch	13
the lines of	13
were able to	13
a great deal	13
of the nineteenth	13
the weight of	13
the same as	13
of the chief	13
in a foreign	13
said to be	13
side of a	13
fore and aft	13
the wind on	13
of a new	13
half a century	13
and he was	13
in the morning	13
it is to	13
a man of	12
in the british	12
of the work	12
american merchant marine	12
on the great	12
in which case	12
a long time	12
piece of timber	12
the coming of	12
they were the	12
one or two	12
is called a	12
close to the	12
he does not	12
officers and men	12
the fate of	12
send down a	12
engaged in it	12
before the wind	12
in the old	12
the way of	12
so far as	12
the master may	12
as far as	12
of the way	12
there would be	12
from which the	12
the benefit of	12
those of the	12
there is little	12
would not be	12
the other hand	12
the bottom of	12
at the helm	12
the mouth of	12
were in the	12
gale of wind	12
through the block	12
power of the	12
command of the	12
the voyage is	12
of one hundred	12
case of the	12
was the first	12
the best of	12
on the deck	12
or to the	12
to have a	12
of the trade	12
hundred and twenty	12
a part of	12
put on the	12
the business of	12
a gale of	12
at a time	12
was that of	12
the age of	12
of the nation	12
the system of	12
in a gale	12
united states government	12
make fast the	12
to see the	12
rest of the	12
the expense of	12
the ships and	12
upon which the	12
to the end	12
to the master	12
and up through	12
and if he	12
a ship is	12
the presence of	12
in a ship	12
the protection of	12
it fast to	12
the progress of	12
pass the end	12
value of the	12
on the lower	12
the mizzen topsail	12
were to be	12
to put the	12
many of them	12
duty of the	12
a seaman is	12
to its own	12
to the foot	12
it was in	12
the yard and	12
the weather clew	12
owner of the	12
in new york	12
in the log	11
the character of	11
and put the	11
the open sea	11
of the river	11
as many as	11
three or four	11
service of the	11
character of the	11
and used for	11
the yard by	11
forward part of	11
it must be	11
but there is	11
a few minutes	11
of our ships	11
the american merchant	11
and set up	11
of the royal	11
in the navy	11
body of the	11
of that day	11
the general armstrong	11
to the topmast	11
of the port	11
added to the	11
on the after	11
the men are	11
round the yard	11
at the mast	11
of the topgallant	11
was the most	11
if they are	11
of the topmast	11
of a mast	11
it might be	11
for the benefit	11
fore part of	11
of a sea	11
the development of	11
engaged in the	11
in such a	11
in working ship	11
on the ship	11
they were not	11
of which the	11
the power of	11
of the revolution	11
there must be	11
of the fishing	11
to support the	11
as to bring	11
the case of	11
on the larboard	11
is true that	11
new york to	11
a block at	11
ports of the	11
of the coast	11
more than two	11
as i have	11
turn of the	11
and at the	11
to the southward	11
seem to be	11
middle of the	11
and of the	11
the starboard tack	11
and make it	11
the place of	11
are entitled to	11
the record of	11
of the fleet	11
in the main	11
that in the	11
on either side	11
that the master	11
the hands of	11
more or less	11
by which a	11
the british navy	11
the fore part	11
at new orleans	11
with an eye	11
within a few	11
the vessel was	11
over the yard	11
the round of	11
of the naval	11
to the last	11
of the early	11
in the year	11
a fleet of	11
the body of	11
go to the	11
the men on	11
mouth of the	11
of great britain	11
the american sailor	11
the main tack	11
with all the	11
in the way	11
you wish to	11
with a cargo	11
at the head	11
of the boats	11
the limits of	11
and haul out	11
in proportion to	11
of the fore	11
the merchant marine	11
is the most	10
sail to the	10
that he had	10
fastened to the	10
of the west	10
on the beach	10
we have no	10
there is not	10
of a fore	10
wake of the	10
the effect of	10
as one of	10
the heel of	10
not have been	10
the chief officer	10
the deck of	10
when a vessel	10
the lee one	10
in the middle	10
in the course	10
them in the	10
rove through a	10
on the surface	10
in the last	10
form of a	10
end to the	10
on the mississippi	10
of the slaves	10
this is the	10
the officers and	10
the head sheets	10
as that of	10
to secure the	10
made by the	10
people of the	10
in with the	10
the commerce of	10
a topgallant sail	10
as they are	10
master is not	10
of the catch	10
by the wind	10
they did not	10
from the deck	10
share of the	10
the extent of	10
at the first	10
of the seamen	10
of this book	10
wages affected by	10
thirds of the	10
brought to the	10
for all the	10
proved to be	10
or the other	10
of the industry	10
to pass a	10
must have been	10
of a man	10
that he was	10
to send up	10
well as the	10
at full speed	10
along the coast	10
with the master	10
in the atlantic	10
of the captain	10
on the part	10
waters of the	10
entitled to the	10
in the east	10
and a quarter	10
by the stern	10
a line of	10
the effort to	10
the trade was	10
the watch below	10
by the braces	10
to the upper	10
to their own	10
of the quarter	10
way in which	10
sides of the	10
that we were	10
the lee side	10
ship of the	10
ships in the	10
we are not	10
of the last	10
one or more	10
hands are called	10
i have said	10
the face of	10
france and england	10
the fall of	10
he was a	10
of this sort	10
with reference to	10
up in the	10
of the service	10
in the ship	10
the cause of	10
course of the	10
to do with	10
will be seen	10
round a spar	10
to have been	10
of a great	10
of the country	10
the point of	10
to the men	10
in the harbor	10
the larboard watch	10
to keep them	10
as for a	10
even in the	10
and let go	10
at one time	10
into the wind	10
the outbreak of	10
records of the	10
for a short	10
for more than	10
as to make	10
of the weather	10
secured to the	10
the wake of	10
in the hold	10
in the ice	10
we were not	10
out from the	10
as a rule	10
at this time	10
and one of	10
in new england	10
she was a	10
top of the	10
the right of	10
and the sea	10
line of the	10
it over the	9
and taking in	9
the sum of	9
a topgallant mast	9
a case of	9
that he has	9
the watch on	9
work upon rigging	9
the naval service	9
to keep it	9
he may be	9
chief mate is	9
the light sails	9
the lower end	9
one of them	9
must be a	9
of the owner	9
and then the	9
man of the	9
and the united	9
her to the	9
that of a	9
confined to the	9
on which the	9
master of the	9
in the form	9
man at the	9
the weather side	9
there will be	9
the port of	9
as they were	9
for the most	9
holes in the	9
the guns of	9
up into the	9
applied to the	9
but for the	9
the lives of	9
one by one	9
of the steamboat	9
and that the	9
the outer end	9
elias hasket derby	9
tack and sheet	9
of the officers	9
for the first	9
action of the	9
it is no	9
the lower rigging	9
as fast as	9
we have a	9
of the land	9
the secretary of	9
the sheet and	9
to the slings	9
centre of gravity	9
as she comes	9
block of wood	9
in command of	9
of the state	9
they have been	9
that we should	9
should have been	9
of the long	9
in addition to	9
topsail or course	9
attached to the	9
of the stem	9
to do so	9
to cross a	9
was able to	9
some of them	9
the seaman is	9
the time the	9
to the bottom	9
an effort to	9
on the water	9
to the american	9
the sail to	9
but there was	9
that the ship	9
cape of good	9
of the boom	9
away from the	9
ends of the	9
to show the	9
riding head to	9
the lee sheet	9
a rope used	9
if you have	9
a rope or	9
deck of the	9
the british flag	9
united states was	9
he will be	9
the cape of	9
account of the	9
centre of rotation	9
that could be	9
united states is	9
go the lee	9
will have to	9
is not a	9
out of a	9
belonging to the	9
of steam navigation	9
the ships of	9
to make it	9
by the lee	9
and the crew	9
center of the	9
to reeve through	9
a good deal	9
and the master	9
perils of the	9
name of the	9
on to the	9
the range of	9
more than the	9
the clewlines and	9
and the vessel	9
collector of the	9
to see that	9
haul down the	9
between new york	9
if you are	9
to furl a	9
at the other	9
upon the yard	9
case of necessity	9
with which the	9
it had been	9
the tack and	9
in which they	9
and for the	9
fore topmast staysail	9
the operation of	9
and we were	9
cat and fish	9
of a seaman	9
at the stern	9
the lower yard	9
built in the	9
so long as	9
of the fishermen	9
it should be	9
much of the	9
to the new	9
of the ohio	9
commander of the	9
is not to	9
to let go	9
be required of	9
brace up the	9
caught in the	9
into the air	9
for the ship	9
in the dark	9
up by a	9
the period of	9
the upper part	9
which it is	9
of the revenue	9
under the yard	9
on one side	9
the master to	9
navigation of the	9
as a result	9
standing part of	9
of the bay	9
of good hope	9
of the second	9
of a boat	9
of the privateers	9
the danger of	9
long island sound	9
is expected to	9
of her crew	9
crew of the	9
the perils of	9
of the atlantic	9
the collector of	9
is one of	9
the sides of	9
there were no	9
ships and the	9
on the lee	9
to be found	9
of the upper	9
search for the	9
hands of the	9
through a single	9
a sort of	9
the first to	9
the slings of	9
when all hands	9
could have been	9
to return to	8
of them were	8
which they are	8
a measure of	8
in this case	8
extent of the	8
of the high	8
on the way	8
president of the	8
and stop it	8
the hole in	8
the center of	8
should always be	8
authority of the	8
in the other	8
the boat was	8
sovereign of the	8
with the sun	8
it is with	8
on the tide	8
slings of the	8
the royal yard	8
given to the	8
had been a	8
of the channel	8
to the boom	8
will be found	8
had not been	8
hoist on the	8
on the wind	8
the position of	8
that she was	8
the present time	8
and set the	8
and we are	8
and out of	8
used as a	8
haul out on	8
from the west	8
into the water	8
to the centre	8
the commander of	8
old merchant marine	8
two thirds of	8
to the surface	8
in which we	8
out of sight	8
was made to	8
the great river	8
and they are	8
up the after	8
and the second	8
instead of the	8
in the trade	8
the amount of	8
the crews of	8
is no longer	8
when in port	8
send up a	8
here and there	8
a rope is	8
at his trade	8
benefit of the	8
the moment of	8
work in the	8
of the times	8
to show that	8
the topmast rigging	8
to the collector	8
of the best	8
the ship on	8
a heavy sea	8
he is to	8
for many years	8
from the time	8
two or more	8
the harbor of	8
to unbend a	8
two hundred and	8
the search for	8
in the head	8
rope rove through	8
this is a	8
off to the	8
by the enemy	8
the weather earing	8
was no longer	8
they had been	8
the anchor is	8
of the town	8
has charge of	8
parts of a	8
and the first	8
it is his	8
per cent of	8
to the current	8
a spar or	8
most of them	8
on the river	8
by the same	8
away on the	8
the means of	8
the lower block	8
in favor of	8
the old merchant	8
the upper deck	8
of our seafaring	8
to the water	8
house of commons	8
the jib and	8
to the starboard	8
other side of	8
ships and sailors	8
ceased to be	8
between the two	8
on the hudson	8
hoist the jib	8
might have been	8
the streets of	8
in the channel	8
use of the	8
of the north	8
when they are	8
the service of	8
according to his	8
had effect in	8
of the stern	8
the north pole	8
it can be	8
master or owner	8
of the board	8
on board ship	8
have to be	8
to carry on	8
on their own	8
by the halyards	8
the result of	8
to say that	8
the buntlines and	8
ought to be	8
which a vessel	8
on a voyage	8
no less than	8
if the ship	8
in light winds	8
and the ship	8
the officers of	8
on account of	8
of the navy	8
through the sheave	8
the thunder of	8
was not a	8
to cross the	8
seamen of the	8
the beginning of	8
of a yard	8
his duty to	8
those on the	8
on board to	8
topgallant sail or	8
addition to the	8
a foreign voyage	8
one end of	8
above the deck	8
any part of	8
factor in the	8
to reach the	8
for the same	8
in time the	8
bolt in the	8
in through the	8
which it was	8
in the wake	8
is made fast	8
sea and sky	8
the safety of	8
she comes to	8
by the english	8
placed in the	8
see that the	8
may be said	8
and a small	8
the place where	8
to let the	8
of the head	8
bound on a	8
a hundred and	8
there was the	8
the watch is	8
there are no	8
of some of	8
at the fore	8
conditions of the	8
haul on the	8
passage of the	8
half of the	8
the sheets and	8
which is to	8
is the duty	8
may not be	8
on deck and	8
number of men	8
for letting go	8
to the north	8
the way to	8
shift the helm	8
there can be	8
brace the head	8
by the new	8
up the rigging	8
be found in	8
of the admiralty	8
it does not	8
to a new	8
united states and	8
out through the	8
that he is	8
a short splice	8
of the shipping	8
to the british	8
by way of	8
the press of	8
out of our	8
the practice of	7
when the first	7
to carry a	7
to prevent the	7
in later years	7
the charge of	7
the forward shroud	7
sail or royal	7
this was the	7
it was to	7
of the slave	7
a rope rove	7
lower part of	7
greater part of	7
is liable to	7
then let go	7
in a way	7
the bulk of	7
is his duty	7
of an able	7
second mate is	7
the floor of	7
there were few	7
of every vessel	7
when the ship	7
the sea was	7
at which the	7
it is only	7
weather side of	7
was necessary to	7
the revenue marine	7
of the greatest	7
and take a	7
bound to the	7
but he was	7
by the government	7
the lower part	7
on the boom	7
of the wheel	7
clew of a	7
on a foreign	7
up the ship	7
return to the	7
he had a	7
the great rivers	7
hooked to the	7
piece of canvass	7
to take up	7
is not so	7
which may be	7
off from the	7
an hour or	7
more than half	7
of our men	7
hundred and thirty	7
bight of a	7
in a vessel	7
in size and	7
order to the	7
slack of the	7
the leech of	7
the helm to	7
and let the	7
or by the	7
possession of the	7
to the old	7
to the tye	7
copy of the	7
of a tackle	7
to bring her	7
to pass the	7
them fast to	7
he was in	7
of a second	7
many of these	7
the square sails	7
canal at the	7
the prince de	7
has no right	7
the men to	7
upper end of	7
because of the	7
and the yard	7
the most famous	7
for a few	7
and the third	7
hole of the	7
to be used	7
night and day	7
it is an	7
the sea witch	7
when the wind	7
a vessel has	7
in his watch	7
they can be	7
let go and	7
leading from the	7
she had been	7
only a few	7
in the face	7
term for the	7
head of a	7
hold of the	7
in at the	7
the man at	7
in american yards	7
with which we	7
to his ability	7
he would be	7
and haul taut	7
of the submarine	7
to reef a	7
from the united	7
from the ship	7
the efforts of	7
of the harbor	7
may have been	7
lashed to the	7
making and taking	7
five per cent	7
news of the	7
on the main	7
of the eighteenth	7
the upper end	7
relation to the	7
a penalty of	7
from the shore	7
master of a	7
bottom of the	7
to a point	7
and a new	7
one of his	7
in order that	7
there are two	7
few of the	7
circumference of the	7
and the like	7
us in a	7
the time when	7
the profits of	7
of the french	7
pieces of wood	7
to go upon	7
up the mainsail	7
to the owners	7
master of every	7
in the new	7
that there is	7
the greater part	7
sea and the	7
during the war	7
the double block	7
a vessel may	7
the way in	7
state of the	7
situation of the	7
by the way	7
end through the	7
the mississippi and	7
vessel on the	7
ship in the	7
the greely expedition	7
from the wind	7
captain of the	7
that the first	7
in the boats	7
to rest upon	7
of the two	7
outside of the	7
the last port	7
the house of	7
and make the	7
of american shipping	7
the light hands	7
to the great	7
the rate of	7
as though the	7
us in the	7
the fore topmast	7
of a course	7
vessel of the	7
in to the	7
the circumference of	7
from the top	7
the difficulties of	7
a time when	7
the decadence of	7
at all times	7
of an american	7
and bring it	7
the main sheet	7
working of the	7
for the whole	7
down with the	7
not expected to	7
the mississippi river	7
the mass of	7
stands no watch	7
years before the	7
that we shall	7
the east india	7
the bows of	7
with a new	7
the task of	7
early in the	7
from the fact	7
and bend it	7
way of the	7
about the same	7
of the lakes	7
if the sail	7
the clew of	7
side by side	7
the command of	7
a ship in	7
of the schooner	7
he is entitled	7
to the chief	7
with the rest	7
the depth of	7
upon the forecastle	7
to have the	7
she falls off	7
some of our	7
which they were	7
rope used for	7
up to windward	7
the convoy system	7
and in a	7
it is well	7
has come to	7
of the rudder	7
a lee ditto	7
face of the	7
just below the	7
the weather brace	7
to make their	7
in merchant vessels	7
in view of	7
the conduct of	7
the condition of	7
a few days	7
when it was	7
the other tack	7
in a tide	7
before the war	7
a ship of	7
or if the	7
out of his	7
the topgallant mast	7
tacks and sheets	7
to the head	7
third of the	7
that the vessel	7
great britain and	7
years of the	7
and there is	7
and they were	7
during the night	7
of the german	7
when at sea	7
of the greely	7
go the halyards	7
their way to	7
the yard down	7
fact that the	7
the run of	7
place at the	7
they could not	7
and the british	7
taking in sail	7
and from the	7
of the whole	7
of the fact	7
the british commander	7
each of the	7
of the sailor	7
fitted to the	7
but if the	7
to whom the	7
of the anchor	7
heel of the	7
found in the	7
experience of the	7
duties of the	7
lien upon the	7
and its tributaries	7
the interest of	7
at the age	7
upon the ship	7
were ordered to	7
no longer a	7
it is doubtful	7
two years before	7
above the water	7
of the army	7
england and france	7
employed in the	7
which the wind	7
upper part of	7
and round the	7
man on the	7
in the wind	7
than that of	7
loss of the	7
profits of the	7
on the quarter	7
the invention of	7
the north river	7
they will be	7
for the last	7
part of our	7
a pair of	7
the collins line	7
the sea in	7
work to be	7
to be made	7
the flying jib	7
should be a	7
of the english	7
period of the	7
the bill of	7
then take the	7
the navigation laws	7
the far east	7
men and boys	7
on the voyage	7
by this time	7
by the head	7
of the bowsprit	7
of all nations	7
of the life	7
clewlines and reef	7
ahead of the	7
the west india	7
guns of the	7
with a hook	7
of the destroyers	7
such as the	7
out of her	7
and even the	7
and cast off	7
united states to	7
all on board	7
of the engines	7
in pursuit of	7
to the united	7
is not the	7
the outer clew	7
over the mast	7
lifts and braces	7
and with a	7
the helm is	7
to an eye	7
which has been	7
an order to	7
the block on	7
required of him	7
the sails are	7
life of the	7
that the enemy	7
and the two	7
her head to	7
officers and crew	7
of broken water	7
to give a	7
to one side	7
at the expense	7
chief mate to	7
the deck and	7
round the standing	7
in which he	7
the sea is	7
killed or wounded	7
the stories of	7
lower end of	7
the topmast studdingsail	7
have been the	7
all along the	7
in the work	7
of a voyage	7
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up at the	7
up or down	7
of the cabin	6
day and night	6
invention of the	6
if there be	6
would be considered	6
orders of the	6
the right whale	6
a vessel to	6
hundred pounds of	6
there has been	6
that there was	6
the chain cable	6
laws of the	6
the helm a	6
on the first	6
set a topgallant	6
as the chief	6
to be on	6
it in the	6
and one hundred	6
more of the	6
the flying cloud	6
list of passengers	6
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efforts of the	6
half an hour	6
and the after	6
the supply of	6
at the port	6
low in the	6
in the second	6
the same direction	6
back to the	6
of the hull	6
of a good	6
had long been	6
era of the	6
the owner of	6
the ship for	6
render himself on	6
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all the way	6
to the government	6
the new sea	6
man in the	6
for a term	6
war with england	6
he calls out	6
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of late years	6
time to time	6
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rivers of the	6
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list of crew	6
it is in	6
we shall have	6
for the long	6
almost impossible to	6
the commencement of	6
service in the	6
of a merchant	6
liable to the	6
of a hundred	6
a topgallant yard	6
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back of the	6
in the story	6
the edge of	6
in mind that	6
a good seaman	6
in a small	6
the great western	6
to be called	6
the convoy officer	6
while in the	6
jib and spanker	6
to the forward	6
of the former	6
it is done	6
that they have	6
or at the	6
while in port	6
of each other	6
except in the	6
to be taken	6
to be cleared	6
of the traffic	6
it is all	6
a common seaman	6
the polar regions	6
the wages of	6
the waters of	6
of the navigation	6
by the buntlines	6
knowledge of the	6
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bear in mind	6
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the small craft	6
of three hundred	6
looks out for	6
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halyards to the	6
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of those who	6
and the main	6
of wood or	6
our merchant marine	6
himself on board	6
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the third part	6
heart of the	6
the rights of	6
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of the sun	6
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the romance of	6
on board and	6
the man who	6
taken by the	6
in the deck	6
which is called	6
at one another	6
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of the jib	6
the first and	6
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trim the yards	6
the block at	6
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the heels of	6
the men were	6
a scheme of	6
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to clear the	6
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the west coast	6
the ways of	6
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in a rope	6
the most part	6
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trade with the	6
a sail is	6
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attention to the	6
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from the first	6
of the man	6
time and again	6
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part in the	6
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feet in length	6
to the main	6
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spirit of the	6
much in the	6
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piece of rope	6
what is called	6
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of the year	6
of the calling	6
place of the	6
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second mate does	6
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feet from the	6
to the ship	6
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the slack of	6
the clews are	6
in the spring	6
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a list of	6
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the eighteenth century	6
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the lee clew	6
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port to port	6
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the working of	6
the numbers of	6
vessels in the	6
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the american navy	6
coast of africa	6
to the buntlines	6
a lower studdingsail	6
to which they	6
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up the spanker	6
i have already	6
secretary of the	6
or more of	6
at his own	6
the confederate cruisers	6
us with the	6
off the coast	6
the weather one	6
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on the decks	6
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of the business	6
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make them fast	6
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men engaged in	6
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commencement of the	6
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the main and	6
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service on the	6
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a reasonable time	6
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the manner of	6
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the lower mast	6
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on the ice	6
the packet ships	6
to the owner	6
again on the	6
little more than	6
a topgallant studdingsail	6
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protection of the	6
of the channels	6
the art of	6
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wind and sea	6
growth of the	6
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course and speed	6
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sheet and downhaul	6
to sea in	6
turn or two	6
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law and order	6
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the boats and	6
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wind on the	6
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in many cases	6
east india company	6
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the main deck	6
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wood or iron	6
coming of the	6
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or two of	6
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of american ships	6
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two and a	6
of the treasury	6
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of blue water	6
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brigs and schooners	6
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the starboard side	6
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the sail and	6
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crew of a	6
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cutting and fitting	5
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a single anchor	5
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ships and their	5
quarter of a	5
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