To Weather.
That is, to goe to wind-ward of a place or ship; some∣times we are embayed, so that we cannot weather-a-head-land to get cleere, and then we must doe our best to turne in and out, till we can have a faire wind, or claw it off.
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That is, to goe to wind-ward of a place or ship; some∣times we are embayed, so that we cannot weather-a-head-land to get cleere, and then we must doe our best to turne in and out, till we can have a faire wind, or claw it off.