Narrative

159.   The Xyloglyphy was built in Eagle, Waterford, by Walt Noland. It is the first ship that he has completed.
178.   Timmy Noland is trying to gather up a group of people in Eagle for an expedition on the Xyloglyphy, which Timmy Noland has agreed to lead. Timmy Noland has made it clear that, because it was his decision for the ship to be commandeered, he will serve as its captain. Timmy Noland was designated captain of the Xyloglyphy, which will depart Eagle shortly; he has never captained a ship before. Marita Noland, Walt Noland, Chris Noland, Jelene Noland, Capt. Timmy Noland, Nickie Noland, Pincus Noland, and Mabel Noland have boarded the Xyloglyphy from the port of Eagle, Waterford. The Xyloglyphy, under command of Capt. Timmy Noland, has left the harbor at Eagle, Waterford. The Xyloglyphy is heading W at quarter-speed.
179.   The Xyloglyphy is heading W at full-speed. Washington Noland died at sea aboard the Xyloglyphy from complications related to infancy; he was only a year old.
180.   The Xyloglyphy is heading N at half-speed. The crew of the Xyloglyphy have spotted land. Capt. Timmy Noland chose to pass up land and persist on the voyage, inciting an argument with at least one shipmate.
181.   The Xyloglyphy is heading W at full-speed. The crew of the Xyloglyphy have spotted land. The Xyloglyphy is approaching an apparently uninhabited island. A new island was discovered by the crew of Xyloglyphy. They call it Bryan. On it, they have founded a port called Thorne Bay.
214.   Capt. Timmy Noland, who captained the Xyloglyphy from 178 to 181, died in Thorne Bay, Bryan, of natural causes; he was 64 years old.
227.   Edmond Noland is trying to gather up a group of people in Thorne Bay for an expedition on the Xyloglyphy, which Edmond Noland has agreed to lead. The group about to board the Xyloglyphy has decided that, rather than Edmond Noland naming himself captain outright, the passengers will decide who their captain will be democratically. Edmond Noland's shipmates have decided that he would make the best captain. Edmond Noland was designated captain of the Xyloglyphy, which will depart Thorne Bay shortly; he has never captained a ship before. Pincus Noland, Jelene Noland, Capt. Edmond Noland, and Jeri Noland have boarded the Xyloglyphy from the port of Thorne Bay, Bryan. The Xyloglyphy, under command of Capt. Edmond Noland, has left the harbor at Thorne Bay, Bryan. The Xyloglyphy is heading W at quarter-speed.
228.   The Xyloglyphy is heading W at three-quarter speed.
229.   The Xyloglyphy is heading W at quarter-speed.
230.   The Xyloglyphy is heading W at quarter-speed. The crew of the Xyloglyphy have spotted land. The Xyloglyphy is approaching an apparently uninhabited island. A new island was discovered by the crew of Xyloglyphy. They call it Crown Point. On it, they have founded a port called Snow Hill.
266.   Capt. Edmond Noland, who captained the Xyloglyphy from 227 to 230, died in Snow Hill, Crown Point, of natural causes; he was 68 years old.
384.   Ely Guillermo is trying to gather up a group of people in Snow Hill for an expedition on the Xyloglyphy, which Capt. Layton Gilles has agreed to lead. Capt. Layton Gilles has made it clear that, because it was his decision for the ship to be commandeered, he will serve as its captain. Capt. Layton Gilles was designated captain of the Xyloglyphy, which will depart Snow Hill shortly; he has 5 years of ship-captain experience. Lorene Vaclav, Samuela Guillermo, Hartley Guillermo, Pammy Guillermo, Ely Guillermo, Bernadene Guillermo, Capt. Layton Gilles, and Coretta Guillermo have boarded the Xyloglyphy from the port of Snow Hill, Gilles. The Xyloglyphy, under command of Capt. Layton Gilles, has left the harbor at Snow Hill, Gilles. The Xyloglyphy is heading N at quarter-speed.
385.   The Xyloglyphy is heading N at half-speed. The crew of the Xyloglyphy have spotted land. The Xyloglyphy is approaching an apparently uninhabited island. A new island was discovered by the crew of Xyloglyphy. They call it Gilles Island, for Capt. Layton Gilles. On it, they have founded a port called Noland, which is named after Washington Noland.
389.   Capt. Layton Gilles, who captained the Xyloglyphy from 384 to 385, died in Noland, Gilles Island, of natural causes; he was 64 years old.