keep her course
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From 62 U.S. 372 - New York & Liverpool United States Mail Steamship Co. v. Rumball · 1858Most cited · 60 citing opinions
Sailing vessels approaching a steamer are required to keep their course on account of the correlative duty which is devolved upon the steamer to keep out of the way, in order that the steamer may know the position of the object to be avoided, and may not be led into error in her endeavor to comply with the requirement.