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Apr 02, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 02, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 14, 2022 Maribou Feb 14, 2022 Maribou Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 62 our resting place. May I be kept from a careless & lukewarmness & also from the many wily snares which so constantly surround us. Monday Mch. 8th till [Thursday scored through] Friday March 12th. Rough weather continued till yesterday some of the squalls were very violent. I have slept in the after cabin since poor Robinson's death. have been very dull since. Man (soldier) called yesterday knocked down insensible by sunstroke. better this morning however. he came round by the constant pouring of cold water on his head (see Med Journal) A sentry ordered on deck to keep men from going in the Sun. We have now got half our voyage done. I wish it were finished, for what seemed to be very pleasant at first setting out has turned out very melancholy indeed.	p. 62 our resting place. May I be kept from a careless & lukewarmness & also from the many wily snares which so constantly surround us. Monday Mch. 8th till [Thursday scored through] Friday March 12th. Rough weather continued till yesterday some of the squalls were very violent. I have slept in the after cabin since poor Robinson's death. have been very dull since. Man (soldier) called yesterday knocked down insensible by sunstroke. better this morning however. he came round by the constant pouring of cold water on his head (see Med Journal) A sentry ordered on deck to keep men from going in the Sun. We have now got half our voyage done. I wish it were finished, for what seemed to be very pleasant at first setting out has turned out very melancholy indeed.

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