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veil, were on board; these, together with the
salmonfisher, a thorough, true-hearted Englishman, and an
Oxonian we met at the Belle Vue, made a jovial
English party. There were many native passengers on
board, especially on deck; for the steam-packet is a
sort of water omnibus, picking up passengers
continually at the different stations, where it stops about
once every hour or two, night and day.

torghatten.

I was awakened at an early hour the next morning by
the captain (who, as well as the lieutenant, spoke English
fluently), to see the mountain of Torghatten, so named

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