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A stroke made in a broad curve. When executed, the boat turns in the direction opposite the sweeping side.
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Barely longer than a brush train.
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the weatherseal on the bottom of the door panel that makes contact with the threshold.
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or tillar-sweep, a circular plank fitted to support the foremost end of the tillar, much improved lately by conveying tile tillar-rope round it, keeping it always tight, which in the former method was never tight but when the tillar was in midships.
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Radial wood beams that come outward from the center pole above the animals. These beams are supported by rods to the upper part of the center pole. The floor, animals, lights, scenery and rounding boards are all supported from these beams. An indication of the size of the carousel is the number of sweeps. Typical numbers are from 16 to 20 sweeps
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