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[[blue ink boxed]] 
1861 
Sept 
19 
Thurs
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Start
h
1-45
[[top right margin in blue ink]] 
4 
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[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] The long Island appears to be 
[[/in blue]] { [[/in blue]] a chain of Ki-ki-tuk-ju-a
The distance across at this point to Kin-gaite 20 to 25 miles - I will measure distance 
to-day in Voyaging down -
The coast on this side is more nearly straight to place of Ob PM of day making 7th Enc.
h m
Start 1 - 45 (VIII-45 AM)
under oars
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] No Islands from ten of those 
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] shooting across from W. Side
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] Grimmell Inlet to near Kin-gaite 
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] side tilt down of the long lines x
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] near Center Bay running 
[[in blue]] { [[/in blue]] parallel apparently with the Coast
Now as observed, under oars Koo-per-neu-ing & Kood-loo doing nothing while little Su-kong is pulling hard as she can in company with the 3 female portion of My crew. Koo-jes-se steers now.

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