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coming into the N E and rose to a gale. This morning
the damn ice went out on flood tide x Next the
clouds sped away before the heavy drive, and
tonight we are enjoying sunshine and blue
water after endless days of ice, snow, rain &
chill ships. We are expecting a ship every day.
Friday August 13-1915:
Calm + Sundry +40.
I have run soundings in the first, taken
sights at the points, and completed my packing.
Busy I have tried to be to pass the time, but still
no ship. Friday the 13th has a portentious sound.
Perhaps something may happen before the day is
over,
Wednesday Aug 18, 1915
Sundry, Sw wind + chilly
Jot & Ise returned Monday evening. There
was great excitement when we sighted them off
C. Alexander. We thought we saw the ship. Theiski-
To meet the ship.
men are all down from Amuristokh x Also, there is
no ship. Yesterday we decided that as there was very
little chance for ships coming so late we had better
get busy on next winter's meat supply. All except Ed
+ Jack leave for Sukhwaddi tomorrow morning.