Entring-roape.
Is the roape which hangs by the side of the ship, in the waste, where men doe usually come a-boord the ship out of a boate, but it is taken generally for any roape which is given a man to enter by.
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Is the roape which hangs by the side of the ship, in the waste, where men doe usually come a-boord the ship out of a boate, but it is taken generally for any roape which is given a man to enter by.