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Sentence
To
relieve
the
stern
in
a
measure
from
the
great
weight
of
the
[diving-]bell,
a
short,
strong
mast
was
stepped
in
the
usual
place,
and
steeving
forward;
from
its
head
to
the
head
of
the
davit
was
a
span,
which
set
up
with
two
thimbles
[footnote:
A
sort
of
iron
ring.]
and
a
lanyard,
and
the
whole
was
supported
by
a
strong
stay
from
the
mast-head
to
the
stern
of
the
boat,
and
two
shrouds
on
a
side,
leading
forward.
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To relieve the stern in a measure from the great weight of the [diving-]bell, a short, strong mast was stepped in the usual place, and steeving forward; from its head to the head of the davit was a span, which set up with two thimbles [footnote: A sort of iron ring.] and a lanyard, and the whole was supported by a strong stay from the mast-head to the stern of the boat, and two shrouds on a side, leading forward.
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