afterpart

The entire afterpart of the ship was on fire, and sailors were launching the lifeboat that was on our deck.

Whether a sufficient number of tension wires remained to adequately support the afterpart of the nacelle remained a matter of doubt.

The afterpart of the deck was taken up with a tent formed of poles and matting of bamboo, the interior of which was luxuriously fitted with chairs, tables, and sofas, tastefully wrought from the wood of roses or, as it is termed in this country, rose-wood.

Without saying more he turned away, not going below at once, but standing on the main deck near the office in the afterpart.

The box of ammunition, the rifles, bread cask, and water-beakers were neatly stowed against the afterpart of their dwelling, till, on Mr. McKay's suggestion, a low barricade was erected close to the flap of the tent.