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Apr 05, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 05, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 24, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 20, 2022 flighty Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 77 but it passed off. Again tonight the wind again seems inclined to get up a bit. Nothing new today one of the men very sick this afternoon inflammation bowels after dysentery the weather pleasant & cool. Sunday March 28th 1858. [underscored] Very stormy all day tacked up to land in the forenoon. Kept on for it till 4. Went in to within 2 miles into a Bay. 'bout ship at 4 oclock. Came on to blow hard we have been under double reefed topsails all day. A ship on the lee hoping to carry on has her topsail split & is now reefing. No service today. Monday March 29th 1858. [underscored] We have only made 20 miles on our course since yesterday this is now the 3rd day that we have tacked about & nearly	p. 77 but it passed off. Again tonight the wind again seems inclined to get up a bit. Nothing new today one of the men very sick this afternoon inflammation bowels after dysentery the weather pleasant & cool. Sunday March 28th 1858. [underscored] Very stormy all day tacked up to land in the forenoon. Kept on for it till 4. Went in to within 2 miles into a Bay. 'bout ship at 4 oclock. Came on to blow hard we have been under double reefed topsails all day. A ship on the lee hoping to carry on has her topsail split & is now reefing. No service today. ==Monday March 29th 1858.]] [underscored] We have only made 20 miles on our course since yesterday this is now the 3rd day that we have tacked about & nearly

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