The Lee-fange.
Is a roape which is reeved into the Creengles of the Courses, when we would hale-in the bottom of the saile, to lase on the Bonnet, in a strong gale they serve also to helpe to take in the saile.
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Is a roape which is reeved into the Creengles of the Courses, when we would hale-in the bottom of the saile, to lase on the Bonnet, in a strong gale they serve also to helpe to take in the saile.