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two at cards. Then we retire early, generally
pass a comfortable night and rise early
the next morning at the Carpenters morning
call. [[Mrs Crittenden]] made me a loaf
of soda bread today; of which the
principal ingredient was soda. I had
some for supper and ate very heartily
of it, taking a good draught of
cream of tartar water soon after.
The two did not seem to agree together
and have puffed me out like a blown
out frog, and have been the cause of
my passing a very disagreeable evening.
Wednesday Aug 5th
Exactly three weeks out from [[New York]]. It
has been a very changable day, sunshine
and rain; fair wind but very light.
Every evening now they hang out two
lights; a red one on the port bow,
and a green one on the starboard
bow; a sign that we are in the
track of vessles. We passed the eveing
in the saloon. Borrowed a fiddle from
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