New Guinea Cinderella Land of the Pacific

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New Guinea, Cinderella land of the Pacific. 21st, 18 and 73. At 10 o'clock this Friday morning, I stood in the foretop of my vessel HMS Basilis,

when I could see every reef and contour through the passage into Land God's Perfect Father, the New Guinea. This is John Mosby at the Royal Navy. Then clear the anchor chain. And clear the anchor chain.

Let go the anchor. Let go the anchor. Let go the anchor. If we broke into these unknown waters of Yukine, I named the harbor Port Moresby, my father. So perfect, Moresby. Admiral of the fleet.

And Moresby. Yes, Mr. Morillan. The native is forming of the vessel from their boats. Shall we permit it, sir? Let them come. and come. The natives shattered like monkeys as they pointed out to each other the marbles of our vessel. Then they had done. Mr. Marillion and I went on an exploring trip ashore.

In the country they say, Captain? Yes. Mountain is with deep valleys. But have you seen any running water, Mr. Marillion? No, sir. None yet, sir. Seems to be a total ab since all there. Yes, sir. Probably because the ground is so porous. And the streams probably taken underground course.