CHAPTER XII: OCCURRENCES IN THE VOYAGE.

On February 14th we were in the latitude of 16 degrees 30 minutes south,

and in the longitude of 193 degrees 35 minutes. We had hitherto had much

rain and bad weather, but this day the wind sinking, we hailed our

consort the _Zee-Haan_, and found to our great satisfaction that our

reckonings agreed. On the 20th, in the latitude of 13 degrees 45

minutes, and in the longitude of 193 degrees 35 minutes, we had dark,

cloudy weather, much rain, thick fogs, and a rolling sea, on all sides

the wind variable. On the 26th, in the latitude of 9 degrees 48 minutes

south, and in the longitude of 193 degrees 43 minutes, we had a north-

west wind, having every day, for the space of twenty-one days, rained

more or less. On March 2nd, in the latitude of 9 degrees 11 minutes

south, and in the longitude of 192 degrees 46 minutes, the variation was

10 degrees to the east, the wind and weather still varying. On March

8th, in the latitude of 7 degrees 46 minutes south, and in the longitude

of 190 degrees 47 minutes, the wind was still variable.

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