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Sep 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Sep 06, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 253 At Sea have been very quiet all day. P & I took possession of couch last night to smoke cheroots. Passage obstructed A bird resembling a swallow kept flying round the Ship last evg. Sunday June 19th. 1859. Passed 4 vessels during the night & a Im:[?] schooner supposed to be a steamer No signals British at dinner time a Bremen 3 masted Schooner & a full rigged ship to leeward the former spoke. Ensign & 175 number. fine day with light breeze from mg. Monday June 20th. 1859. Woke up this mg. at 6 went on deck. fine breeze. Walking along but a good deal westing. day rather cloudy Skinner fell off the main yard but did not hurt himself saved by buttlines. Therm: 81. 9.19. 24.25. light wind at 12	p. 253 At Sea have been very quiet all day. P & I took possession of couch last night to smoke cheroots. Passage obstructed A birs resembling a swallow kept flying round the Ship last evg. Sunday June 19th. 1859. Passed 4 vessels during the night & a [?] schooner supposed to be a steamer No signals British at dinner time a Bremen 3 masted Schooner & a full rigged ship to leeward the former spoke. Ensign & 175 number. fine day with light breeze from mg. Monday June 20th. 1859. Woke up this mg. at 6 went on deck. fine breeze. Walking along but a good deal westing. day rather cloudy Skinner fell off the main yard but did not hurt himself saved by buttlines. Therm: 81. 9.19. 24.25. light wind at 12

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