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A woman's journey round the world

Note {60} — Chapter V · THE VOYAGE ROUND CAPE HORN.

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Other captains assured me that it was only possible for men-of-war to pass through the Straits of Magellan, as the passage requires a great number of hands. Every evening the ship must be brought to an anchor, and the crew must constantly be in readiness to trim or reef the sails, on account of the various winds which are always springing up.

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