THE BOAT.

It may be laid down as a general rule, that, in calm weather, a light

and sharp boat is preferable; and, in rough weather, a heavier and

broader one. The learner, however, should not at first begin in too

light a boat, nor should he practise in rough weather, until he gets

acquainted with its management.

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