| After Rio, he fetched up in Valparaiso in Chile and spent a day in a school telling children about his life and how rowing became part of it. |
| I could not help but compare this once great water-way with the waters about our New York, or Rio, or San Diego, or Valparaiso. |
| These vessels cruised off the harbor of Valparaiso, waiting for re-enforcements. |
| And about that time I should think we ought to be at Valparaiso, ought we not? |
| When we got round the horn my boys, we had some glorious days. And very soon our killick dropped in Valparaiso bay. |
| Two days, at most, with our present sailing, will bring us into Valparaiso. |
