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39805	Frazar, Douglas	Practical Boat-Sailing: A Concise and Simple Treatise			.txt	text/plain	30918	1707	86	As a rule, sailing-boats and small yachts are "trimmed by the stern;" useful when the yacht is likely to lie at anchor in a sea-way for a long When every thing is ready, bring the yacht to the wind, and let the sails shake in the wind's eye; and, so soon as she gets stem-way, let the yacht has come head to wind, and commenced to get stern-way, it yacht that is well balanced in sails and ballast will, on a wind, TO KNOW WHEN THE YACHT IS AS NEAR THE WIND AS SHE WILL SAIL the helm, and keep the yacht in that position which is called sailing quarter, the port jib-sheets trimmed down, and the yacht close-hauled to Bring the yacht close to the wind, and haul the main-sheet flat aft, and direction in which one's own yacht is sailing, or, if she be at anchor,	./cache/39805.txt	./txt/39805.txt