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106 it more exquisite than it naturally is. We passed two sailing vessels and I noticed again as in coming the rapidity with which we passed them. We expect to have a very fine run to-day if fog keeps off and we don't have a storm. The Captain said we were going very fast indeed. It began to rain after dinner and a walk so that we had to go into the Captains room and play cards. The last years young fellow sat on deck all the afternoon with his serious look and sick figure. Run 475 Fine! [[end page]] [[start page]] 107 June 26th. 1890. Thursday It is a good deal calmer this morning. The hope we had had of making a splendid run was destroyed by fog. For three hours the fog horn was heard. I read almost all day for I am in the middle of Pickwick Papers, and you know what that means. It got a good deal rougher this evening, and the rain fell down in torrents for about half an hour. Run 440. Dissapointed but under the circumstances good.