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Symzonia: Voyage of Discovery
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Captain Adam Seaborn
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Whether
it
was
honest
indignation
that
prompted
Will's
advice,
or
whether
some
little
desire
for
Slim's
birth,
to
which
he
would
be
promoted
of
course
if
Slim
were
cashiered,
had
its
influence,
I
did
not
stop
to
ascertain.
I
told
Will,
to
be
quiet,
to
say
nothing
of
what
had
passed
between
me
and
Mr.
Slim,
but
to
observe
him
closely,
and
let
toe
know
if
he
detected
him
in
endeavours
to
corrupt
the
crew.
We
made
rapid
progress,
and
were
soon
in
the
latitude
of
Sandwich
land,
as
laid
down
in
the
charts,
where
we
met
with
nothing
but
clear
blue
ocean.
I
hauled
up
S.
S.
E.,
true
course,
and
stood
on
as
far
as
68°
South,
making
the
best
use
of
my
time
by
daylight,
and
drifting
back
upon
my
track
during
the
short
interval
of
night.
On
the
2d
Nov.
in
lat.
68-1/2,
we
met
with
ice
in
detached
fields;
and
had
strong
gales
from
S.
W.
with
raw,
drizzly
weather.
I
edged
away
to
the
eastward,
intending
to
keep
near
the
ice,
and
hauled
to
the
southward,
when
a
clear
sea
would
permit.
The
first
day,
we
kept
the
'blink
of
the
ice'
[2]
in
sight,
and
found
it
to
trend
nearly
East
and
West.
Made
no
southing
this
day.
The
second,
we
were
enabled
to
haul
up
S.
E.
and
by
E.
and
continued
this
course
without
nearing
the
ice.
The
following
day,
hauled
up
S.
E.,
set
the
engine
in
motion,
and
made
rapid
way;
we
observed
this
day
at
noon,
in
75°
22'
S.
I
was
elated
with
the
prospect
of
reaching
a
much
higher
southern
latitude
than
any
former
navigator
had
been
able
to
gain,
and
pushed
on
as
fast
as
canvas
and
steam
could
drive
my
vessel.
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