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Captain Cook’s Journal During the First Voyage Round the World

CHAPTER 10
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Some time after the wind veer'd to North-West, with which we got under sail, but the wind dying away we advanced but little to the South-West before noon, at which time Princes Island bore South-West, distance 8 or 9 Leagues.
Saturday, 5th.

Had fresh breezes at South-West, with squally, rainy weather until the evening, when it clear up, and the wind veer'd to South and South-East, with which we stood to the South-West all night.

In the morning the wind veer'd to North-East, which was still in our favour; at noon Princes Island bore West 1/2 South, distant 3 Leagues.
[At Anchor.

Princes Island, Sunda Strait.] Sunday, 6th.

At 3 o'clock in the P.M.


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