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Examples
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The poop, which was really the roof or deck over all the cabin space below, and which occupied the whole after-part of the ship, was very large.
CHAPTER VI 2010
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Providentially, the iron bulkhead in the after-part of the ship withstood the action of the flames, and here all efforts were concentrated to keep it cool.
Roundabout Papers 2006
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All sail was taken in, and the ship brought to the wind, so as to drive the smoke and fire, which was in the after-part of the ship, astern.
Roundabout Papers 2006
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But by this time the whole of the after-part of the ship was so much enveloped in smoke that it was scarcely possible to stand, and great fears were entertained on account of the port magazine.
Roundabout Papers 2006
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The schooner, sharp in the bows, very slender in the after-part, would evidently be suitable for a long voyage, if wanted; but laying the planking would still take a considerable time.
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This vegetable cable was fastened to the after-part of the raft, and the sailor held it in his hand while Herbert, pushing off the raft with a long pole, kept it in the current.
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To reach the powder-room, which is always situated in the after-part of a vessel, was easy.
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To reach the powder-room, which is always situated in the after-part of a vessel, was easy.
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The schooner, sharp in the bows, very slender in the after-part, would evidently be suitable for a long voyage, if wanted; but laying the planking would still take a considerable time.
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This vegetable cable was fastened to the after-part of the raft, and the sailor held it in his hand while Herbert, pushing off the raft with a long pole, kept it in the current.
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