Lie under the sea.
When in a storme we are a-hull, and make fast the Helme a-lee, so as the sea doth breake upon the bowe and broad∣side of the ship, we say she lies, or is layed under the sea.
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When in a storme we are a-hull, and make fast the Helme a-lee, so as the sea doth breake upon the bowe and broad∣side of the ship, we say she lies, or is layed under the sea.