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Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 234 On bd. of "Ivanhoe" Monday April 25th. 1859. went 100 odd miles today passed Roderique within 100 miles of course could not see it, seen only at 14 leagues distance. breeze pretty light throughour the day weather pleasant & cool Therm. at Midday 75°. [struck through:Monday] Tuesday April 26th. 1859 Find it difficult to get up early in the mg. now weather getting so pleasant & cool. up at 7 ocl did not get a bath. Stitches in tweed trouses this mg. Thick mist on bd.[?] only [?] every second or 3rd. day 183 miles today. [struck through: Tuesday] Wednesday April 27th. 1859 Fine breeze until 12 last night continued light since [?] 12 ocl today weather continues fine like a fine English day but	p. 234 On bd. of "Ivanhoe" Monday April 25th. 1859. went 100 odd miles today passed Roderique within 100 miles of course could not see it, seen only at 14 leagues distance. breeze pretty light throughour the day weather pleasant & cool Therm. at Midday 75°. [struck through:Monday] Tuesday April 26th. 1859 Find it difficult to get up early in the mg. now weather getting so pleasant & cool. up at 7 ocl did not get a bath. Stitches in tweed trouses this mg. Thick mist on bd.[?] only [?] every second or 3rd. day 183 miles today. [struck through: Tuesday] Wednesday April 27th. 1859 Fine breeze until 12 last night continued light since [?] 12 ocl today weather continues fine like a fine English day but

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