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[[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

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

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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