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Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 08, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 219 "Ivanhoe" at sea ==Thursday March 17th till Wednesday March 23rd]]== During this time we had been working our way slowly out wards. took us four days down the river steamer left us at Saugor. been very comfortable on board teasing Lane the Leadsman & the little girls. Peterson & Lane good friends learning to play chess. Pilot left us two days ago. the last two days have been really calm. Played proverbs & Cross passport[?] Last evening till 10 oclock Wednesday March 23rd. 1859 Up before sunrise dead calm not more than than 100 yards below sandheads as yet Peterson & Capt. bathed on deck had great toothache & swelled face for two or three days steeped	p. 219 "Ivanhoe" at sea ==Thursday March 17th till Wednesday March 23rd]]== During this time we had been working our way slowly out wards. took us four days down the river steamer left us at Saugor. been very comfortable on board teasing Lane the Leadsman & the little girls. Peterson & Lane good friends learning to play chess. Pilot left us two days ago. the last two days have been really calm. Played proverbs & Cross passport[?] Last evening till 10 oclock Wednesday March 23rd. 1859 Up before sunrise dead calm not more than than 100 yards below sandheads as yet Peterson & Capt. bathed on deck had great toothache & swelled face for two or three days steeped

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