two-master

I thought for a minute it was a big bugger, a two-master.

The two-master came in alongside, gently, and we did not swarm over her.

The boat was once run as a two-master and was almost 30 meters long.

The liveship was not only fleeter than the two-master, but in a position to crowd her over in the channel.

He loved his little two-master, the original Sea Sprite, but no seaman could resist this new beauty.

A sudden recollection of things he had heard about such vessels, stirred Doug to the statement: "A full-rigged two-master."

She's that two-master there.

Two-master; odd-looking high stern.

More benign views of schooners sailing in local waters, like the 1860's portrait of a graceful two-master, Moonlight, are also the work of unidentified artists.

As he shrieked at his fire-crew to make ready to shoot, regardless of their preparations, a mule-stone from the leading two-master knocked away his stern-post.

Next came the "Harvest Queen", also a two-master, which in the hands of Captain Will Grimes proved a "fast one".

Redden Alt Mer was awake again, standing at the tiller, steering the skiff with a sure hand in the wake of the two-master.

The brig was almost the smallest two-master that could successfully round Cape Horn at the farthest tip of South America.

Farther out in the bay a squat two-master, with a smoke-stained funnel aft, lay with furled sails, swinging at anchor.

The landing field wasn't that far from one of the longer wharves where a huge two-master was moving, with graceful and competent ease, to a berth along the portside.

Ben Bezanson's two-master, which had been tied up since last fall, was floated on Sunday night's tide, and with his smaller schooner, the Viola B., is now ready for sea.

Beyond the natural rock walls of Salon Corbeau's harbour, a stately brig, a two-master with a dark witchwood hull, had just joined the two Lashani feluccas at anchor in the gentle sea.

Yet as they swept off they smiled and they made motions signifying, perhaps, that the outrigger was too frail for any more weight, and that' Jack and Stephen might swim to the two-master.

But based on a literal interpretation of the above section of the deed, the Californians could build a boat with a waterline length of 115 feet, put a tiny mast back near the stern, just to make it qualify as a two-master, and have a faster boat.

And although no word was voiced or sign given by the pursued - almost as if by taking no notice of it, the menacing tangle of ghostly white evil astern could be made not to be - a collective shudder nevertheless went through the crews and captains of the sailing galley and the long-yarded two-master.