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 1 1,1|         large hollow on the south, Washington Bay; to the mountain upon
 2 1,1|           the mountain, Union Bay, Washington Bay, and Mount Franklin,
 3 1,1|        crime would be committed in Washington, and that on Good Friday
 4 1,2|            which is almost that of Washington?" ~"Undoubtedly." ~"Very
 5 1,4|           be the true hour then at Washington, which would simplify the
 6 1,4|            between the meridian of Washington and that of Lincoln Island,
 7 1,4|            clock in the evening in Washington. Now the sun, in its apparent
 8 1,4| seventy-five degrees. ~Then, since Washington is 77deg 3' 11" as much
 9 2,5|       arrived at the other side of Washington Bay, they having now gone
10 3,1|            to ascend the height of Washington Bay, near Port Balloon-a
11 3,1|          manner, the vast shore of Washington Bay from Claw Cape to Reptile
12 3,4|      horizon enclosed by Union and Washington Bays. when they went to