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Therefore just as when a lever is put under a load and pressed down about the middle, it is moved with difficulty, but when the longer arm is pressed down from the top, it easily raises the load; so when the sails are set half-mast high, they are less effective, but when they are set at the mast-head at a greater distance from the centre, without any further rising of the wind, with the summit as fulcrum, they cause the ship to sail a stronger course.
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