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Apr 06, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 06, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 06, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 27, 2022 flighty Feb 26, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 88 written to the PMO for that purpose did not wish me to attend at the hospital until positive orders arrive. It was blowing a South Easter when we went on shore so I could not get off to the ship that evening. Slept at Mrs Parkes Hotel. April 4th 1858. Capt came on shore to go the excursion to Constantia that Gen Salter had promised but the Genl. had taken ill during the night. [at scored through] Called me to see him. He was not able to go in the morning. The South Easter continued to blow with great violence throughout the day. The Captn went on board in the evening. it was blowing a stiff gale. Remained on shore & slept at Mrs. Parkes April 5th 1858. At Mrs Parkes all day & slept all night there.	p. 88 written to the PMO for that purpose did not wish me to attend at the hospital until positive orders arrive. It was blowing a South Easter when we went on shore so I could not get off to the ship that evening. Slept at Mrs Parkes Hotel. April 4th 1858. Capt came on shore to go the excursion to Constantia that Gen Salter had promised but the Genl. had taken ill during the night. [at scored through] Called me to see him. He was not able to go in the morning. The South Easter continued to blow with great violence throughout the day. The Captn went on board in the evening. it was blowing a stiff gale. Remained on shore & slept at Mrs. Parkes April 5th 1858. At Mrs Parkes all day & slept all night there.

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