From East Prussia to the Golden Gate
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On Friday, the 20th, we remained almost without wind and not until evening could we sight any land, when the island of Portsmouth with its pic- turesque chalk rocks appeared at a distance of about four miles and later in the night I caught a glimpse of the THE OCEAN VOYAGE 91 French coast near Clierbourg in the southern horizon. The English coast came plainly to view on Saturday forenoon, when we enjoyed clear weather which, how- ever, did not enable us to see much more of it than we had seen o...f the French coast, as our last glimpse of Eng- land or Europe was taken about three o 'clock in the after- noon, when we reached within a mile the cliff of Eddy- stone. The fresh sea-breeze and customary fog did not permit us to tarry and we soon lost sight of the island, which consists of two black cliffs, separated by a small canal, the larger one of which projects about twenty feet and is made noticeable by its celebrated lighthouse.
Landsend, as it is called, was reached about eight o'clock Sunday morning under stormy N.
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On Friday, the 20th, we remained almost without wind and not until evening could we sight any land, when the island of Portsmouth with its pic- turesque chalk rocks appeared at a distance of about four miles and later in the night I caught a glimpse of the THE OCEAN VOYAGE 91 French coast near Clierbourg in the southern horizon. The English coast came plainly to view on Saturday forenoon, when we enjoyed clear weather which, how- ever, did not enable us to see much more of it than we had seen o...f the French coast, as our last glimpse of Eng- land or Europe was taken about three o 'clock in the after- noon, when we reached within a mile the cliff of Eddy- stone. The fresh sea-breeze and customary fog did not permit us to tarry and we soon lost sight of the island, which consists of two black cliffs, separated by a small canal, the larger one of which projects about twenty feet and is made noticeable by its celebrated lighthouse.
Landsend, as it is called, was reached about eight o'clock Sunday morning under stormy N.
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