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James Adam diary: 1857-1863 (Ms. Codex 1948)

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on bd. "Ivanhoe"

& wet have had no observation for 3 days.

Sunday April 3rd. 1859

Rained & blew nearly all day Close hauled but laying nearly on counter. Ship more steady but very uncomfortable & warm. all stock turned out today & put in boatswains Cabin.

Monday April 4th. 1859

Up at 1/2 past 5 had a salt water bath. fell nearly calm this mg. very hot. expect to be in 6° to day sun nearly vertical playing sang with the passengers in the evg.

Tuesday April 5th. 1859

Blazing hot day no wind. bath this mg. Cf. Mate threw a bucket of water over me. Lat 6.41 Long 84.58. off Galle. reading Pickwick abroad sitting under the break of the poop. forfeits in the evg. earth air water

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released [struck through: sooner than] from bodily ill sooner than otherwise. He dies a soldier's death unflinching to the end no cry for mercy had escaped those lips now pale in death Young Albert reads this he thinks of his friends at home of the grief of his mother & he [struck through: knows that] makes a solemn vow to have revenge. [struck through: they ar] the ship arrives at Galle at Madras. at first there is news of the Capture of Delhi a tremendous cheering burst from the lips of everyone on board, followed by regret that they had not had their share in the retribution to the savages. The ship arrives at Calcutta the passengers disembark the troops go to Fort William there to wait orders for going up country II

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