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On passing the cape two reefs were seen to seaward, which had previously escaped our notice.
They stood out of the harbour and headed down the coast of the island, which extended seaward thus for some four miles.
It was three stories high, the top story opened to seaward, with its lanterns and tin reflectors.
At four o'clock I was out upon the quay, straining my eyes seaward for any sign of smoke, but could see nothing.
It was different with the poor fellows on the Lighthouse, eighteen miles to seaward of us, to the south-west.
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