Lasking.
Note that when we say, a Ship goes Lasking, Veering, Quarter-winds, Large and Roomer, it is in a manner all one, for then they neither goe by a wind, nor before.
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Note that when we say, a Ship goes Lasking, Veering, Quarter-winds, Large and Roomer, it is in a manner all one, for then they neither goe by a wind, nor before.