sailcloth

The principal articles of manufacture have long been sailcloth, cordage, linen and fishing-nets.

“There,” he said, “you may sleep there for to-night,” and he pointed to a great heap of sailcloth beside the mast.

He was of middle age, black as anthracite coal, bald-headed, (p. 226) and was dressed in pants and coat made of old sailcloth.

He was dressed in pants made of old sailcloth, and the tattered cast-off blouse of a Union soldier.

The horse is a wooden circle, with a dress of blackened sailcloth, a horse's head, and a prominent tail.