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Feb 02, 2023 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 09, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 221 at Sea Friday March 25th. 1859 up at 10 minutes to 6. Went on deck. plenty of turtle Dolphin Bonito & Sharks about between 8 & 9. Capt. hoisted the jolly boat out to try & get some turtle. Peterson & I went in the boat. the Cf Mate & 4 hands a fine fast pulling liitle boat. got alongside what was supposed to be a turtle. I looked and saw it was a log. Plenty of Bonito Dolphin & Shark. Cf. Mate struck at the shark with the Granes. too deep. Shark bit at them tried once or twice at other fish not successful CF. Mate stk. harpoon in the tendon of this thumb pulled upwards of a mile to the stern of the ship after another large turtle he dived saw another to	p. 221 at Sea Friday March 25th. 1859 up at 10 minutes to 6. Went on deck. plenty of turtle Dolphin Bonito & Sharks about between 8 & 9. Capt. hoisted the jolly boat out to try & get some turtle. Peterson & I went in the boat. the Cf Mate & 4 hands a fine fast pulling liitle boat. got alongside what was supposed to be a turtle. I looked and saw it was a log. Plenty of Bonito Dolphin & Shark. Cf. Mate struck at the shark with the Granes. too deep. Shark bit at them tried once or twice at other fish not successful CF. Mate stk. harpoon in the middle[?] of this thumb pulled upwards of a mile to the stern of the ship after another large turtle he dived saw another to

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