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Indeed, I believe that only the first mate and the doctor had ever before handled a fore-and-after.

The black proved a fore-and-after—pawed out ladylike blows with slender forefeet, then lofted his heels in a way that jarred the human aboard him more than the wary target.

"Well, she was a fore-and-after and had figures painted on her sails to make us believe that she was a pilot boat," answered Jack, somewhat surprised at his brother's earnestness.

It caught the sails of the new fore-and-after, and the little craft fell over on another tack and shot away.

“Small fore-and-after, sir, with sails down and sweeps out, close under the land.”