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** 4th hour ** ** The Shipman ** A well-traveled and well-tanned veteran sailor. The Shipman has seen every bay and river in England, as well as exotic ports in Spain and Carthage. He is a bit of a rascal, known for stealing wine while the ship’s captain sleeps. At the sea, in those old times, heaved, swelled, and foamed very much at its own will, or subject only to the tempestuous wind, with hardly any attempts at regulation by human law. The sailor's day to day life is stealing and hiding when he does it. The sailor is like a pirate in modern day.This tells us that they live not in a good envirment and they have to sail the seas a lot.Their social standing is that they have to sail ever where their boss says.
 * Catherine Mertz & Odette Charon **

Of thick rough cloth falling to the knee a daggar hanging on a cord had he about his neck and underarm and down.He has been christened Madeleine.the word that understands the sailor's personality is nice, dangerous, and pilotage. Five things that are missed spelled from middle to modern English are harbours, pilotage and Gottland.

So yo would know a little bit about the sailor and how the sailor does for a living in medieval times. Ever line tells me about the sailor. The word that goes with the sailor is vesage.