Francis MacDonald Journal * Facsimile and Transcription
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the Cabin.32 This looks rather om- inous. The Capt[ain] ordered the Steward to make fast my traps as I was sick [and] could not do 5 It myself. By the bye I took one smoke yesterday, w[hic]h will be my last, and today I took about half a glass of raw whiskey which did me no good so I'll take 10 no more. Wednesday 20th Ireland was In view when I retired to rest last night but today nothing is seen save the sky and the 15 water. So we are fairly “at sea.” I vomited Bile again be- fore Breakfast, and afterwards lay all day on one of the Cabin sofas. Sharpley is sick yet, but 20 Mr. Cunningham has not been sick and I think will not the whole voyage. Cunningham was a regular attender in Dr. Robson's church [End of Page 8]
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