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Pennell 'swung' the ship for compass adjustment, then 'away.' _Evening_ .-- Loom of land and Cape Saunders Light blinking. _Wednesday, November_ 30 .-- Noon no miles.
Light breeze from northward all day, freshening towards nightfall and turning to N.W.
Bright sunshine.
Ship pitching with south-westerly swell.
All in good spirits except one or two sick. We are away, sliding easily and smoothly through the water, but burning coal--8 tons in 24 hours reported 8 P.M. _Thursday, December_ 1 .-- The month opens well on the whole.
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