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The Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter

CHAPTER IX
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He informed me that the question of my being coaled by the dockyards had been referred by telegraph to London.
_Thursday, February 13th._--Blowing a levanter.

In the morning a barque dragged foul of the Tuscarora, and carried away her (the barque's) foreyards.

Later in the day the Tuscarora shifted her berth over to the Spanish shore, near San Roque.

Several vessels took shelter in the harbour from the gale.

Among them a French line-of-battle ship, and a Spanish side-wheel man-of-war.


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