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2. Chapter 2The captain had immediately followed his orders, to take in the sails that were forging us on towards the reef, by an order to back engines. Alas! the steam was too low to give...
3. Chapter 3To-day we killed our first goonies and had some for supper. They were very tough and "fishy," and Solomon Graves, once the Saginaw's cabin cook, but now "King of the Galley" on...
4. Chapter 4_Sunday, December 25._ Christmas Day!! Merry Christmas at home, but dreary enough here! Still the salutation was passed around in a half-hearted manner. It is the first day sinc...
5. Chapter 5When we left Ocean Island, November 18th, we ran to the north to latitude 32°, there took the westerly winds and ran east to, as Mr. Talbot supposed, the longitude of Kauai (Kow...
6. Chapter 6Peter Francis, quartermaster. Nicholas Barton, quartermaster. Thomas Hayes, sailmaker's mate. John Lane, boatswain's mate. James Foschack, gunner's mate. J.M. Logan, yeoman. Wil...