We however spent the night in making short boards, under an easy sail.
The three vessels were running under easy sail, the Porpoise leading on what was believed to be a clear course.
So on the 11th about noon I steered further in, with an easy sail, because we had but shallow water.
We endeavoured to push through them with an easy sail, for fear of damaging the ship; and having got a little farther to the southward, nothing was to be seen but one compact field of ice, stretching to the S.
We stood on all night, under an easy sail, to the S.
At day-break, on the 19th, the wind being still favourable, we weighed and stood with an easy sail up the inlet, keeping nearest to the east side.
We kept under an easy sail, with the lead going all night, being at the distance of about three leagues from the shore, and having from twenty-one to twenty-three fathom water.
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