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- Age
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7th May 1941
We have come through the Mona Passage once more and are now out into the Atlantic. The corporal has managed to become sick again, although he somehow contrived to swallow a hearty meal. As is usual with him, he didn’t go on watch, but I don’t advise him to try that game later on! He expects sympathy and pity, but I’m afraid he’s come to the wrong place for that!
The weather has been just nice and fresh and breezy, with a slight swell causing a certain amount of water to come in board.