Extract From a Diary of Rear Admiral Sir George Cockburn With Particular Refere
Extract From a Diary of Rear Admiral Sir George Cockburn With Particular Refere
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Our latitude and longitude to-day were 19 53' N. , 25 43' W.
On the ist September, we had a fresh trade wind accompanied by uncommonly thick weather, which prevented our making out the Island of St. Antonio so soon as we ex- pected; but, just as the sun set, we found ourselves close to the S. W. End, not having been able previously to discover any part of it. I then brought-to with an intention of communicating with the island in the morning, and to wait for two brigs I had sent to recon- noitr...e the nearest shores to search for a con- venient watering place.
Our conversation at table this day, and after- 57 wards on deck, was principally with reference to the islands near us, and did not draw forth anything I have considered worth noticing.
General Buonaparte has given up his evening card parties for chess, at which game he has of late entertained himself from his dinner to his bed-time.
Our latitude and longitude to-day at noon were 17 45' N. , and 25 4' W.
On the 2nd September, about i a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our latitude and longitude to-day were 19 53' N. , 25 43' W.
On the ist September, we had a fresh trade wind accompanied by uncommonly thick weather, which prevented our making out the Island of St. Antonio so soon as we ex- pected; but, just as the sun set, we found ourselves close to the S. W. End, not having been able previously to discover any part of it. I then brought-to with an intention of communicating with the island in the morning, and to wait for two brigs I had sent to recon- noitr...e the nearest shores to search for a con- venient watering place.
Our conversation at table this day, and after- 57 wards on deck, was principally with reference to the islands near us, and did not draw forth anything I have considered worth noticing.
General Buonaparte has given up his evening card parties for chess, at which game he has of late entertained himself from his dinner to his bed-time.
Our latitude and longitude to-day at noon were 17 45' N. , and 25 4' W.
On the 2nd September, about i a.
What to read after Extract From a Diary of Rear Admiral Sir George Cockburn With Particular Refere?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cockburn to read onlineMoreLess
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