| Summary: | tawt n And the aft-thwart will be about two inches shorter than the midship-thwart because the after-thwart goes on the bed* of timber between the after-hook and the midship timber, you see. Yes DNE-cit [ * perhaps _bit_ ??? ] [part of description of making a dory] J. WIDDOSON Used I and Sup Used I 1 Used I [see 'thwart', etc.] taut, thawt, thort, thwart, thought card uses spelling thwart (aft and after), however DNE uses tawt (aft and after) As well this card appears to be cross-referenced with T_13064; Only part of contents appear in DNE source listed as T 14/6-64
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