By the evening, according to calculation, it was thought that the "Bonadventure" had accomplished a distance of a hundred and twenty miles since her departure from Lincoln Island, that is to say in thirty-six hours, which would give her a speed of between three and four knots an hour.
Por la tarde, según la estimación, se podía pensar que el Buenaventura había recorrido una distancia de ciento veinte millas desde su salida de la isla Lincoln, es decir, desde treinta y seis horas antes, lo que daba una celeridad de tres millas y un tercio por hora.