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Page 140
Then they sent one of their companie on land , who presently returned , and
brought a great Platter full of Venison , dressed by themselues ; and they caused
him to eate with them ; then they made him reuerence , and de . parted all saue
the ...
Then they sent one of their companie on land , who presently returned , and
brought a great Platter full of Venison , dressed by themselues ; and they caused
him to eate with them ; then they made him reuerence , and de . parted all saue
the ...
Page 160
... came neere it , our Boat could not flote to the shoare it was so shallow : yet
ashoare they got . Here our men saw the footing of a man and a Ducke in the
snowy Rockes , and Wood good store , whereof they tooke some and returned
aboord .
... came neere it , our Boat could not flote to the shoare it was so shallow : yet
ashoare they got . Here our men saw the footing of a man and a Ducke in the
snowy Rockes , and Wood good store , whereof they tooke some and returned
aboord .
Page 161
bottome of the Bay : but returned without speeding of that we went for . The next
day we went to the South , and the South - west , and found a place , whereuntó
we brought our ship , and haled her aground : and this was the first of Nouember.
bottome of the Bay : but returned without speeding of that we went for . The next
day we went to the South , and the South - west , and found a place , whereuntó
we brought our ship , and haled her aground : and this was the first of Nouember.
Page 166
Being returned , hee fitted all things for his returne , and first , deliuered all the
bread out of the bread roome ( which came to a pound a piece for euery mans
share ) and deliuered also a Bill of Returne , willing them to haue that to shew , if
...
Being returned , hee fitted all things for his returne , and first , deliuered all the
bread out of the bread roome ( which came to a pound a piece for euery mans
share ) and deliuered also a Bill of Returne , willing them to haue that to shew , if
...
Page 177
... to row , and by that meanes they could not reach to the place where the Fowle
bred : but found good store of Gulls , yet hard to come by , on the Rocks and
Cliffes , but with their Peeces they killed some thirtie , and towards night returned
.
... to row , and by that meanes they could not reach to the place where the Fowle
bred : but found good store of Gulls , yet hard to come by , on the Rocks and
Cliffes , but with their Peeces they killed some thirtie , and towards night returned
.
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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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