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H	Courses	[K]	[F]	Winds	Remarks on Wednesday 8
1	S B W 1/2 W	6	6	SE B E	Cloudy
2		6	6		Variable Winds Weather throughout
3		7	"
4		7	"
5	SSW	8	"	Vble [variable] Squally	People and tradesmen much as before
6		7	6
7		4	3	Taken back
8	E B N	2	"	S B E
9		1	5
10	SW B S	2	"	Whose ship	Kept the still going
11	S B E	4	6	E B S
12	South	6	4	E B S
1	SSW	7	6	ESE
2		8	"	SE
3	SSE	8	4	East
4	S B E	8	4	E B S
5		7	6
6		7	4
7	South	7	6	Vble [variable] Squally and Rain
8	S B W	7	2	Vble [variable] Squally and Rain
9	S B E	6	3	E B S Fair
10		7	3
11	S 1/2 E	7	3
12		6	2
			Dist P Log 156 Miles		Lat [Latitude] Obs [Observed] 19:15 S

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Acct	X Long	Long in
S 2 W	144	144	5	19:28	5	25:30

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Thursday 9
1	S B E	5	"	E B S Fair	Light variable Winds throughout
2		4	6
3	S B E 1/2 E	4	6	East	People variously employed by the Boatswain Sailmaker repairing the 2 best 4 top sail Armorer at is forge other tradesmen as necessary
4		4	4
5		4	5
6		4	5
7	S B E	4	4	E B S
8		4	5
9	SW	3	4	Vble [variable] Squally in 1st Reefs
10		5	4
11	SW B W	3	"	S B E	Kept the still going
12	SE B E	2	"	Vble [variable] AB
1	E B S	1	"	Fair
2		"	6	[bracket H 2-5] Vble [variable]
3	East	"	6	Vble [variable]
4		1	3	Vble [variable]
5	ENE	"	6	Vble [variable]
6	WSW	2	2	Whose ship
7	SW B W	1	6	S B E Out Reefs
8	SW B S	1	3	SE B S
9	S B W	2	2	SE B E
10		3	"
11		2	5
12		2	"
			Dist P Logg 72 miles		Lat [Latitude] Obs [Observed] 20:14 S

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in

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