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Sep 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Sep 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 17, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 17, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 230 time. on bd. ship Ivanhoe night rained heavily the last 3 or 4 mornings about 4 ocl. always sleep on the bench at night no sun to day & only a drop or two of rain. Sat on deck [struck through: on] hot awning reading Jack Huiton be longing to Peterson. Wednesday April 13th. 1859 My birth day. (25th) last one spent in Table Bay. Up before 6 had a bath on deck. weather now much cooler Can sit on deck com- fortably all day Thursday April 14th. 1859. Up before 6 bath on deck reading (Oliver Twist) today sat on the forecastle nearly all forenoon looking at the sailors catching Bonito. Bisege caught 2 with a hook a french sailor trying the Granes but could not strike	p. 230 time. on bd. ship Ivanhoe night rained heavily the last 3 or 4 mornings about 4 ocl. always sleep on the bench at night no sun to day & only a drop or two of rain. Sat on deck [struck through: on] hot awning reading Jack Huiton be longing to Peterson. Wednesday April 13th. 1859 My birth day. (25th) last one spent in Table Bay. Up before 6 had a bath on deck. weather now much cooler Can sit on deck com- fortably all day Thursday April 14th. 1859. Up before 6 bath on deck reading (Oliver Twist) today sat on the forecastle nearly all forenoon looking at the sailors catching Bonito. Bisege caught 2 with a hook a french sailor trying the Glanes but could not strike

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