Note 1500 — APPENDIX A CHAPTER HOUSE BOOK Vol. XIII
Reading edition
See p. 374, where it is written ‘power.’ Probably used in the sense of ‘bowline bridle’ (See p. 375), and from the old English powe, a claw, or something which holds.
Reading edition
See p. 374, where it is written ‘power.’ Probably used in the sense of ‘bowline bridle’ (See p. 375), and from the old English powe, a claw, or something which holds.