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A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson

CHAPTER XVI
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Deeming the farther prosecution of their scheme impracticable, several of them agreed to return to Rose Hill, which with difficulty they accomplished, arriving almost famished.

On their road back they met six fresh adventurers sallying forth to join them, to whom they related what had passed and persuaded them to relinquish their intention.

There are at this time not less than thirty-eight convict men missing, who live in the woods by day, and at night enter the different farms and plunder for subsistence.
December 3rd, 1791.

Began my survey of the cultivated land belonging to the public.

The harvest has commenced.


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