Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 12
Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 12
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She was gone two years and four months.
This time Captain Lewis came home as third mate and boatsteerer.
"On my third voyage I sailed in July, 1860, as fourth mate of the bark 22 Roscoe, with Captain G. H. IMacom- ber, " says Captain Lewis. "L, ouni Snow & Son were her owners, and Mrs. Macomber and two sons were with us all the voyage. Two daughters were born on the voyage, one at tayal, Azores, and the other at Paita, Peru. When the youngest was a little over one year old, she died at Valparai...so, Chili. She was put in a metallic casket, and we carried her for over a year, and when we got home she was buried in Westport. When three years out the third mate was discharged, and I took his place for the remainder of the voyage. We came home in the fall of lSti-1, having been gone nearly four and a half years.
■•June 1S65, I sailed in the Roscoe as second mate with Captain Macom- ber, for the Arctic ocean. On July 2 we ran into a cake of ice and had three timbers and five planks stove in her starboard bow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was gone two years and four months.
This time Captain Lewis came home as third mate and boatsteerer.
"On my third voyage I sailed in July, 1860, as fourth mate of the bark 22 Roscoe, with Captain G. H. IMacom- ber, " says Captain Lewis. "L, ouni Snow & Son were her owners, and Mrs. Macomber and two sons were with us all the voyage. Two daughters were born on the voyage, one at tayal, Azores, and the other at Paita, Peru. When the youngest was a little over one year old, she died at Valparai...so, Chili. She was put in a metallic casket, and we carried her for over a year, and when we got home she was buried in Westport. When three years out the third mate was discharged, and I took his place for the remainder of the voyage. We came home in the fall of lSti-1, having been gone nearly four and a half years.
■•June 1S65, I sailed in the Roscoe as second mate with Captain Macom- ber, for the Arctic ocean. On July 2 we ran into a cake of ice and had three timbers and five planks stove in her starboard bow.
What to read after Old Dartmouth Historical Sketches volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mass Old Dartmouth Historical Society New Bedford to read onlineMoreLess
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