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Aug 17, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 17, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 231 At sea. Near the line them the ship going too fast. Friday April 15th. 1859. Up before 6 bath on deck. Ship still going along briskly as it has been doing for some days On Wednesday a very heavy Squall struck us. Careened us over tremendously Top gallant sails let go topsail halyards & close reefed them. lulled towards evening a good deal shook out the reefs & let top gallant sail in the evg. the sea is setting up from the SE today shewing we are not far from the SE Trades. the wind has been steadily from the Westward for a we [?] Lat today for about 7° South ==Saturday April 16th. 1859 till Wednesday April 20th. 1859== Nothing particular during this time	p. 231 At sea. Near the line them the ship going too fast. Friday April 15th. 1859. Up before 6 bath on deck. Ship still going along briskly as it has been doing for some days On Wednesday a very heavy Squall struck us. Careened us over tremendously Top gallant sails let go topsail halyards & clode reefed them. lulled towards evening a good deal shook out the reefs & let top gallant sail in the evg. the sea is setting up from the SE today shewing we are not far from the SE Trades. the wind has been steadily from the Westward for a we [?] Lat today for about 7° South ==Saturday April 16th. 1859 till Wednesday April 20th. 1859== Nothing particular during this time

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