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Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 17, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 229 off Ceylon Lat Long At Sea Peterson ill of fever all day read half of Jack Huiton hunt slipper &ce in the evg. very hot day Sunday April 10th. 1859 Up before 6. S W bath &ce very close warm day. Sailors harpooning dolphin forward brought 3 on board. have an idea that dolphins are poisonous from Copper get from Copper beds at the bottom of the sea had one for dinner black looking but not bad to eat a little harsh. very hot 90° nearly calm all day Lat Long Monday April 11th. 1859 Up before 6. SW bath a fine light breeze astern about 7 ocl. at 12 ocl 110 miles from the line light breeze all the afternoom sing & proverbs in the evg. Tuesday April 12th. 1859. Up at 1/2 past 5 SW bath & coffee slight breeze has continued all	p. 229 off Ceylon Lat Long At Sea Peterson ill of fever all day read half of Jack Huiton hunt slipper &ce in the evg. very hot day Sunday April 10th. 1859 Up before 6. S W bath &ce very close warm day. Sailors harpooning dolphin forward brought 3 on board. have an idea that dolphins are poisonous from Copper get from Copper beds at the bottom of the sea had one for dinner black looking but not bad to eat a little harsh. very hot 90° nearly calm all day Lat Long Monday April 11th. 1859 Up before 6. SW bath a fine light breeze astern about 7 ocl. at 12 ocl 110 miles from the line light breeze all the afternoom sing & proverbs in the evg. Tuesday April 12th. 1859. Up at 1/2 past 5 SW bath & coffee slight breeze has continued all

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