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boxing the projection left on the hawse-pieces, in the wake of the hawse-holes, when the planks do not run through; but this is nearly laid aside in all ships, and the plank is worked through to the stem, both within and without side, which is a very great improvement; because timber, younger and smaller, will answer the same purpose, and be more durable; and by working the planks through, the bow is much stronger.
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boxing The final operation in which the shoes are packed in boxes in pairs ready to go out of the factory.
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