All Hands Aloft!: An Account of the Voyage of the Square-rigger Arapahoe to Manila in 1918 |
Contents
Fourth of July in Tropic Seas | 96 |
Lime Juice and Tongues and Sounds | 110 |
Typhoon | 121 |
Copyright | |
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aboard afternoon aloft anchor Arapahoe Arapahoe's ashore asked Babuyan Channel boat bos'n bowsprit boys braced Brodie bulwark bunk buntlines cabin cadets called canvas capstan Captain cargo clewlines clothes crew dark deck door eight bells Ethel Zane eyes face feet Filipino Finn fo'c'sle fo'c'slehead footrope fore foresail forward furled galley gazing grey halyards hands hanging hatch hauled head heard heavy island Jimmie Johnny light looked lookout lower topsail lubber line Luneta Park mainsail Manila mast minutes mizzen Monongahela morning Moshulu night o'clock oilskins ordinary seamen paint Pape poop port rail rain ratlines rigging rolled rope royal Ryan sailing ship sailors San Francisco seamen second mate seemed ship's shouted shrouds side Skinner slowly soon starboard starboard watch started Stavanger staysail steamer stood Suddenly tack topgallant topsails turned typhoon upper topsail voice voyage weather wheel wind yard Yeah