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the forecastle, where he can enjoy his pipe
we pass the hours away; he in repeating
I in listening to the tales he tells of his
own country [[Old England]], his travels
and trials in [[Australia]] and his experi-
ence in [[Canada]]. And so the few hours
between breakfast and dinner which
otherwise might appear irksome soon
slip by and we devote ourselves for
another hour or so the preparation
and disposal of our dinner, Substan-
tially the same as breakfast occasionally
varied with a little rice or oatmeal
gruel. After dinner we retire to our
bunks for a nap if too cool upon deck,
then antother lounge about deck and then
at five or six our supper. Same as
dinner, except when varied by the addition
of a few pancakes which our black cook
Steve has generously allowed us to
make. After supper we walk the
deck till bed time or sit in the
saloon and converse upon some
interesting subject or have a game or

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