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Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 20, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 09, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 222 on board "Ivanhoe" port of the vessel pulled up to him dived also. went on board unsuccessful very light breeze today twelve ocl breeze freshened towards evg. 3 Knots Mr. P complaining turned in at 1/2 past 9. Slept in Cabin. Saturday March 26th. 1859. Up a little after 5. had a bath on deck. light breeze contg. 2 small vessels in sight on the horizon astern. reading Pickwick) wind fell light bz.[?] in the evening. Youngsters making great row on deck in the evg. Sunday March 27th. 1859. Up about 6 slept in Cabin last night. Cool. Peterson getting his arm pricked this mg. fine fresh breeze	p. 222 on board "Ivanhoe" port of the vessel pulled up to him dived also. went on board unsuccessful very light breeze today twelve ocl breeze freshened towards evg. 3 Knots Mr. P complaining turned in at 1/2 past 9. Slept in Cabin. Saturday March 26th. 1859. Up a little after 5. had a bath on deck. light breeze contg. 2 small vessels in sight on the horizon astern. reading Pickwick) wind fell light bz.[?] in the evening. Youngsters making great row on deck in the evg. Sunday March 27th. 1859. Up about 6 slept in Cabin last night. Cool. Peterson getting his arm pricked this mg. fine fresh breeze

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