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R. E. Peary's Meteorite Materials

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29 bulwarks of the starboard hour were smashed by a sea of once her waish filled with green water to the sail level the haves holes to the cable yet with every thing including lockers balleurd down no listle water taken in. serious damage was done L . we were straming in smooth The next morning at day light water under clope Mercy. If later transpired that there were those on board who had meteorite long before came begun to worry about it the on board some in the partis had serious masgining do to landed on the upward voyage the ship ever returning to them.

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