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But it was always a strongbreeze, almost a gale, which strained the masting.It was the 5th of April. So, then, more than two months had alreadyelapsed since the "Pilgrim" had left New Zealand. For twenty days acontrary wind and long calms had retarded her course. Then she was in afavorable condition to reach land rapidly.
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