It is then put in their cordage bags and packed away for winter use.

The sea lay beneath like a quiet carpet; and over this carpet ships and sloops swam with easy gliding motion, with sails and cordage dipt in gold.

Right opposite stands Tactus, strongly mann'd With three thousand bristled urchens for his pikemen, Four hundred tortoises for elephants; Besides a monstrous troop of ugly spiders, Within an ambushment he hath commanded Of their own guts to spin a cordage fine, Whereof t'have fram'd a net (O wondrous work!)

Of these unfortunates over eight hundred had worked in low-waged trades such as paper-box making, millinery, laundry work, rope and cordage making, cigar and cigarette making, candy packing, textile factory and shoe factory work.

Finally he landed in a cordage plant in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Ses cordages vibrants et remplis d'aquilon Semblent, dans le vide où tout sombre, Une lyre à travers laquelle par moment Passe quelque âme en fuite au