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Is a roape which is made fast to the clew of the saile, and from thence runs in a block, which is seased to the midle of the yard: The use whereof is, when we farthell our maine-saile, or fore∣saile; for the name of clew-garnet doth only belong to the clew-lines of those two sailes, then this roape doth hale up the clew of the saile, close to the midle part of the yard.