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2660	Pinkerton, John	Early Australian Voyages: Pelsart, Tasman, Dampier			.txt	text/plain	51037	1628	70	coast, to the height of 44 degrees south, where the land runs away east, till noon, and then saw it first from our topmast head; it bore southeast by east about nine leagues distance, and it appeared like a cape or we saw many other islands both to the east and west of it, as far as we again, and saw many great smokes near the shore; and having fair weather appeared to be high land, and the next day we saw several high islands on distance off at sea the west point appears like a cape-land, the north Here we found the flood setting east-by-north, and the ebb westby-south; there were shoals and small islands between us and the main, We stood along by St. John's Island till we came almost to the south-east land in spots like islands, down in that bay at a great distance; but	./cache/2660.txt	./txt/2660.txt