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They are drawn by the beamy and mystery of the Mass, by the sacramental richness of Catholic worship. A beamy 33-foot cruiser had been tied in the middle of a canal in Punta Gorda, FL, for example, with four 5/8-inch dock lines (probably the boat's working dock lines) broke loose and destroyed four other boats. While these are expensive boats they offer considerably more room than even a modern beamy sloop of this size. |
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