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May 05, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Apr 21, 2022 flighty Apr 21, 2022 flighty Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 112 Mary Brasses[?] Story. My Captain go shore Hong Kong get too much drunk. he come on board fall over poop. he never come up. for what reason I asked I not know. Surely there must be some reason. Well I not know but I think de debel catch him & he not come up most of the way & now & then it blew hard. We had only 2 days good trade wind, & for the last week have had nothing but light winds & calm the time has passed very dully there being no passengers & every one else engaged upon duty, reading & walking on deck in the evening being the principle amusements. tho Captain & I playing back gammon in the evening. June 19th Saturday Hot weather Lat. 4° South of the line 80° east Long very	p. 112 Mary Brasses? Story. My Captain go shore Hong Kong get too much drunk. he come on board fall over poop. he never come up. for what reason I asked I not know. Surely there must be some reason. Well I not know but I think de debel catch him & he not come up most of the way & now & then it blew hard. We had only 2 days good trade wind, & for the last week have had nothing but light winds & calm the time has passed very dully there being no passengers & every one else engaged upon duty, reading & walking on deck in the evening being the principle amusements. tho Captain & I playing back gammon in the evening. June 19th Saturday Hot weather Lat. 4° South of the line 80° east Long very

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