i remember joe apollo been for me and said what? no questions from the reporter? and he said i understand, no one speaks here. one of the first things i learned about dudley's log books which surprised me is they are very easy to read. they are perfectly legible. cannot good scholar. spelling was not standardized. i believe he was an educated man but he spelled phonetically. i learned to sound out words the way he would have sounded them out and that would help me find the modern day spelling and locations to which he was referring. he would record the weather for instance, squalls of snow, mall breezes, tumbling c, small wind and thick weather. day-by-day and hourly, every two hours throughout the day he is recording what is going on with the weather, the wind, how they are managing, how fast they're going, how far they have come. this is part of the will of the log itself. is to keep track, to keep a record of the voyage. part of the role of books such as these was so there would be a record in case a lawsuit later arose from the voyage and the person, the comma

i remember joe apollo leaned towards me and he said no questions from the reporter?and then he said i understand. he said no one peeks here. one of the first things that i learned about the lawbooks of the thing that surprised me if they are easy to read. it was and it does color although selig was not standardized. that didn't come for another 30 years. spelling was not standardized and although i believe him to have been an educated man, he felt very fanatically. so i had to learn to sound out the words the way he would've sounded them out and that would help me find the modern-day spell in some locations. he would record the weather for an end. small wind and weather. day by day every two hours throughout the day he is reporting what is going on with weather,, how fast they are going, how far this. this is part of the role itself. it is to keep track and keep record of the voyage. part of the rule was that there'd be a wreck. in case of a lost it later arose from the voyage. and the person, the commander who could say we were at this latitude. here is what the wea