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ox-thong backstay of Ulysses’ wrecked ship

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ox-thong backstay of Ulysses’ wrecked ship
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A stout ox-thong backstay is used to lash the wrecked ship’s mast and keel together.

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a backstay of stout ox-thong still hanging about it, and with this I lashed the mast and keel together

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a backstay of stout ox-thong

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Book 12 · Passage 37

‘I stuck to the ship till the sea knocked her sides from her keel (which drifted about by itself) and struck the mast out of her in the direction of the keel; but there was a backstay of stout ox-thong still hanging about it, and with this I lashed the mast and keel together, and getting astride of them was carried wherever the winds chose to take me.