Part,  Chapter

 1 1,9|        accustomed to run up the masts and shrouds, was able to
 2 2,1|   especially if deprived of her masts, might lie close to the
 3 2,5|     this case, that some of the masts or spars should not have
 4 2,5|         directly, or any of her masts and spans would have been
 5 2,2|        Chimneys. Lastly, yards, masts, boom, spars, oars, etc.,
 6 3,1|       discerned between the two masts of the vessel, which was
 7 3,4|       of the brig, not even her masts. After having been raised
 8 3,4| inexplicable. ~However, the two masts, which had been broken and
 9 3,4|         were able to fasten the masts and spars by means of ropes,
10 3,4|       over on her side, for her masts being broken, pressed down