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Apr 02, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 19, 2022 flighty Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 75 belaying pin tied to his tail & giving a groan of he goes round the deck at full speed. the dogs chasing & barking at him Today 26th. I had a muster of all the natives who have been brought down to look after horses we are to take up with us to examine whether they were in health You may just fancy 40 of these black savages standing all round me in a group, the most dirty disgusting looking wretches. ima ginable. I singled out 8 who were labouring under a contagious skin disease to be kept separate from the others. I performed an operation on one of them under chloroform this afternoon he was rather in a funk & the others you may be sure were not less funky. The weather for the	p. 75 belaying pin tied to his tail & giving a groan of he goes round the deck at full speed. the dogs chasing & barking at him Today 26th. I had a muster of all the natives who have been brought down to look after horses we are to take up with us to examine whether they were in health You may just fancy 40 of these black savages standing all round me in a group, the most dirty disgusting looking wretches. ima ginable. I singled out 8 who were labouring under a contagious skin disease to be kept separate from the others. I performed an operation on one of them under chloroform this afternoon he was rather in a funk & the others you may be sure were not less funky. The weather for the

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