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Are Roates nayled round to the yard-armes of the Maine and fore-yards, close to the end, and so (in ••. or 4. or more di∣stance one from another) upon each yard-Arme: The use of them, is to save the Robbins from Galling asunder upon the yards, when we hale-home the Top-saile-sheats: Also the Sarving of the King of the Anchor, which Roapes, to save the Clinth of the Cabell from galling against the Iron, is called the Pudding of the Anchor.