Reminiscences of a Voyage Around the WorldDr. Chase's steam printing house, 1869 - 331 psl. |
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aloft anchor astern Banda Sea barque began behold bird blow boat breeze brig brother cabin calm Cape Cape Horn captain CHAPTER coast Copang course crew dark Doctor eyes father feet fish fore forecastle forward furled galley Gillolo Gulf of Mexico Gulf Stream hand hauled head hour John John Gilpin Kanakas Ladder Hill land latitude length light light sails looked main deck Mariere Massa mast mate miles Missis Brown mizzen monkeys morning navigation night noon o'clock ocean overboard Pacific passage passed passengers poop deck port reefed rigging river round sail sailor San Francisco sea-sickness seemed shark ship ship's shore side sight soon starboard staysail steward stood studding sails thing topgallant topgallant sails topsail trade winds tropics turned vessels voyage watch wave weather wheel wind yards
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