The Logbooks of the Lady Nelson
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At 6 P. M. Cameto with our broken anchor. At midnight weighed and made for WateringIsland with all sail. By 6 A. M. Got within three miles of our lateanchorage where we came to, body of Stony Peak of the Island bearingeast-south-east. At 40 minutes past 9 A. M. Again weighed. .. At noon gotwithin one mile and a half of the anchorage.
"Monday, October 25th. By half past 1 P. M. Having with the help of oursweeps gained nearly our old berth came to, I went on shore, found ourwell overflowing with ...good clear water. By noon our water was completed. A duck, pigeon and pheasant were shot on the hills to-day.
"Tuesday, October 26th. At daylight weighed and made sail. By 8 A. M. Therocky peak on the north end of Watering Island distant 10 or 11 miles. Stood on through the Offing Isles of Northumberland Islands.
"Wednesday, October 27th. At 6 P. M. It being nearly calm came to in 17fathoms with our broken anchor, Cape Townsend* (* Cape Townshend. )bearing south-east distant 3 or 5 miles, hill of Pines (its base)south-west distant 9 or 10 miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At 6 P. M. Cameto with our broken anchor. At midnight weighed and made for WateringIsland with all sail. By 6 A. M. Got within three miles of our lateanchorage where we came to, body of Stony Peak of the Island bearingeast-south-east. At 40 minutes past 9 A. M. Again weighed. .. At noon gotwithin one mile and a half of the anchorage.
"Monday, October 25th. By half past 1 P. M. Having with the help of oursweeps gained nearly our old berth came to, I went on shore, found ourwell overflowing with ...good clear water. By noon our water was completed. A duck, pigeon and pheasant were shot on the hills to-day.
"Tuesday, October 26th. At daylight weighed and made sail. By 8 A. M. Therocky peak on the north end of Watering Island distant 10 or 11 miles. Stood on through the Offing Isles of Northumberland Islands.
"Wednesday, October 27th. At 6 P. M. It being nearly calm came to in 17fathoms with our broken anchor, Cape Townsend* (* Cape Townshend. )bearing south-east distant 3 or 5 miles, hill of Pines (its base)south-west distant 9 or 10 miles.
What to read after The Logbooks of the Lady Nelson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Ida to read onlineMoreLess
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