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Page 92
They saw the footing of very great Deere and Beares , and much Fowle , and a
Foxe ; they brought aboord Whale finnes , some Mosse , Flowers and greene
things that did there grow . They brought also two peeces of a Crosse , which
they ...
They saw the footing of very great Deere and Beares , and much Fowle , and a
Foxe ; they brought aboord Whale finnes , some Mosse , Flowers and greene
things that did there grow . They brought also two peeces of a Crosse , which
they ...
Page 118
Mast was finished , and we brought it aboord , and set it into the step , and in the
after - noone we rigged it . This night we had some little myst and rayne . The
foure and twentieth , very hot weather , the winde at South out of the sea . The
fore ...
Mast was finished , and we brought it aboord , and set it into the step , and in the
after - noone we rigged it . This night we had some little myst and rayne . The
foure and twentieth , very hot weather , the winde at South out of the sea . The
fore ...
Page 139
aboord , and brought vs eares of Indian Corne , and Pompions , and Tabacco :
which wee bought for trifles . Wee rode still all day , and filled fresh water ; at
night wee weighed and went two leagues higher , and had shoald water : so wee
...
aboord , and brought vs eares of Indian Corne , and Pompions , and Tabacco :
which wee bought for trifles . Wee rode still all day , and filled fresh water ; at
night wee weighed and went two leagues higher , and had shoald water : so wee
...
Page 141
He brought another old man with him , which brought more stropes of Beades ,
and gaue them to our Master , and shewed him all the Countrey there about , as
though it were at his command . So he made the two old men dine with him , and
...
He brought another old man with him , which brought more stropes of Beades ,
and gaue them to our Master , and shewed him all the Countrey there about , as
though it were at his command . So he made the two old men dine with him , and
...
Page 178
When we came neere the shoare , the people were on the Hils , dancing and
leaping : to the Coue we came , where they had drawne vp their Boates : wee
brought our Boate to the East side of the Coue , close to the Rockes . Ashoare
they ...
When we came neere the shoare , the people were on the Hils , dancing and
leaping : to the Coue we came , where they had drawne vp their Boates : wee
brought our Boate to the East side of the Coue , close to the Rockes . Ashoare
they ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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