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Sep 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 08, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 08, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 220 on board "Ivanhoe" it with T Op. better today W Tooth Cutting. small cuts paus coming up Capt. in a rage day exceedingly hot. se[e]ing my patient with sore leg every mg. An attempt at singing in the evening turned in at 9. sleep at night in the forms of the Cuddy Peterson on the other side night very warm. Thursday March 24th. 1859 Up at 6 had cup tea dead calm this mg. still forenoon very hot very hot day & quite calm. whole party played proverbs in the evg. could not sleep for mosquitoes or bugs. on deck between 1 & 2 am nice mild breeze pleasant & cool passengers out also could not sleep for the heat	p. 220 on board "Ivanhoe" it with T Op. better today W Tooth Cutting. small cuts paus coming up Capt. in a rage day exceedingly hot. se[e]ing my patient with sore leg every mg. the attempt at singing in the evening turned in at 9. sleep at night in the forms of the Cuddy Peterson on the other side night very warm. Thursday March 24th. 1859 Up at 6 had cup tea dead calm this mg. still forenoon very hot very hot day & quite calm. whole party played proverbs in the evg. could not sleep for mosquitoes or bugs. on deck between 1 & 2 am nice mild breeze pleasant & cool passengers out also could not sleep for the heat

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