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15425	Kerr, Robert	A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Volume 17 Arranged in Systematic Order: Forming a Complete History of the Origin and Progress of Navigation, Discovery, and Commerce, by Sea and Land, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time			.txt	text/plain	223563	9037	72	northward till midnight, and then tacked, and stood on a wind to the southeast till day-light next morning, at which time Tahoora bore E.N.E., five The next day we saw no appearance of land; and at noon, we steered a point soon after we had left the bay, a large piece of ice drove across the cutwater of the Resolution, and brought home the small bower-anchor. comparison of many lunar observations, taken near this time, with the timekeepers), 163° 50'; the extremities of the land bearing N.W. by W. longitude 180° 0'; at which time Saint Thadeus's Noss bore N.N.W., twentythree leagues distant, and beyond it we observed the coast stretching time we passed great quantities of drift-ice, and the wind fell to a The Russian voyagers make mention of a great variety of amphibious seaanimals, which are said to frequent these coasts; the reason why we saw no	./cache/15425.txt	./txt/15425.txt