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_5- posts with a heavy crosshead supported deck; of between these under each side the mainhalety & the ship side was a second sevix of smaller posts sup 1 parting the deck of kept in place by a system of braces. The object of the hallast was to the ship, absorbe distribute the increase the stabilitiely of inestica of hap the metionile should be shock in case through any mis- allowed to dropit serve as a firm bed for it to rest upon, while the hosts were to enable the deek to sustain the great load from the main hatch, so that rectangular shaft downward without collapsing forma the meteoute oual entered into

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