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Mar 22, 2022 Dendendaloom Oct 22, 2021 LibrarianDiva Oct 22, 2021 LibrarianDiva Oct 22, 2021 LibrarianDiva Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 38 to the rules of the ship (although every one can take as much as he pleases below) 20 of the steward's stopped him & put hands on him he immediately knocked them both down I do not know what will be done to him I rather think it will be passed over with a reprimand from Colonel Lys who is on board. If he was put under arrest there would very likely be some mutiny. Our surgeon is a very nice quiet fellow & well informed in all the details of his profession. We often sit in his cabin at night & talk over college days in Ednr. We were sitting last night in his cabin enjoying the cool breeze through an open port when a wave dashed right in upon us which we had to beat a retreat & get the ports shut to keep out such unfriendly visitors our Latitude today is 22.47 North Long 23.45 W 174 miles Wednesday Augt 27th 1857 Every one is now talking of crossing	p. 38 to the rules of the ship (although every one can take as much as he pleases below) 20 of the steward's stopped him + put hands on him he immediately knocked them both down I do not know what will be done to him I rather think it will be passed over with a reprimand from Colonel Lys whio is on board If he was put under arrest there would very likely be some mutiny Our surgeon is a very nice quiet fellow + well informed in all the details of his profession We often sit in his cabin at night + talk over college days in Ednt. We were sitting last night in his cabin enjoying the cool breeze through an open port when a wave dashed right in upon us which we had to beat a retreat + get the ports shut to keep out such unfriendly visitors our Latitude today is 22.47 North Long 23.45 W 144 miles Wednesday Augt 27th 1857 Every one is now talking of crossing

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