What does *Hold your course* mean?
Then she's up ahead there somewhere, never fear. Helsmen, hold your course!
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It means "stay on the path", or "keep doing what you're doing", but it's not a phrase used by modern speakers often.
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"Hold a course" means to keep sailing or traveling in the same direction. This is a sailing related idiom.
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