forepeak

On the forepeak a figure stood alone, hands behind back, looking shoreward.

At the top, he caught the railing and pulled himself over onto the forepeak.

After opening the forepeak hatch I heard splashing in there.

Over the rail there, down into the forepeak and out onto the bowsprit.

"Ask how many people are on the forepeak," ordered Burch.

They pulled a sail out from the forepeak and made a resting-place for the children.

I found Brad digging through gear in the forepeak.

I opened the anchor well in the forepeak, but there was no second anchor.

"The second anchor was in the forepeak, ready for use," Thrasher said reasonably.

Far forward on the forepeak, she leaned on the rail, looking off to sea.

A couple of foot in the forepeak, no more.'

"There's four more between here and the forepeak," Dover said tiredly.

There was still Brown in the forepeak.

There was a short stub mast at her forepeak from which wriggled a small white light.

Of particular interest is the main bulkhead, which has a circular passage allowing access to the forepeak.

The force of the explosion damaged the watertight bulkhead between hold one and the forepeak.

Catbird was sinking by the bows, and the forepeak was already flooded.

Next came the dinghy, which was deflated and stored in the forepeak with the awning.

From off the forepeak were hurled millions of flying diamonds by the raging prow.

Down in the forepeak, I suppose!

A large group of human figures could be seen waving excitedly on the forepeak of the ship.

During the action, Laforey sustained damage to her forepeak.

With room for a sea toilet in the forepeak and a small galley area with sink.

"If you yourself wish to ride aboard, you can arrange a berth in the forepeak."

Mrs Barrable lifted the hatch and looked down into the forepeak.