John Masefield

“ Royals. - Light upper square sails; the fourth, fifth, or sixth sails from the deck according to the mast's rig.
Sail-room. - large room or compartment in which the ship's sails are stored.
"Sails." - The sailmaker is meant.
Scuttle-butt. - A cask containing fresh water.
Shackles. - Rope handles for a sea-chest.
Sheet-blocks. - Iron blocks, by means of which sails are sheeted home. In any violent wind they beat upon the mast with great rapidity and force.
Sheets. - Ropes or chains which extend the lower corners of square sails in the operation of sheeting home. ”

“ Brace-blocks. - Pulleys through which the braces travel.
Bracts. - Ropes by which the yards are inclined forward or aft.
Bumboat pan. - Soft bread sold by the bumboat man, a kind of sea costermonger who trades with ships in port. ”