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| | The New Ship "Susan Howland", of Boston. |
 | | Her boats are stowed on the house forward, and on a gallows frame across the quarter deck and the house aft. |
 | | Her frame is of seasoned white oak, and her planking, ceiling, keelsons, deck frames and lower deck, are of hard pine; she is square fastened throughout, seasoned with salt, and ventilated along the sides of the houses. |
 | | Some idea may be formed of her stability from the facts that all her boats were in their places, all her masts and yards aloft, and yet, with a clean hold, she stood as upright as a church, and only drew 9 feet water. |
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