Greenland, 1917
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out last summer - Speak a little English I don't feel any better today than yes- terday & I think that shore will be a better place than ship for me. Cold is going down into lungs, I fear. Got some pictoral medicine from Dr. Bijel today. Wrote letter, read & visited. Went out to "Godthaab", signed my passage paper, feed the table & room steward and bade good bye - Captain Schoubye, Schoubye gave me an orange, first that I have seen in nearly two years tasted good though it really was a bit dry - Suffer at Priest Balle's with Dr. & Mrs. Bijel, Mr. Möller (assistant or here, who is now going to Cöpen) and the mate and chief engineer of the "Godthaab" - Very pleasant evening